TestApe framework will catch and report illegal memory access. If the unit attempts to access memory at an illegal adresses, the framework will abort the test. The log output will contain a message like this
Executing test testmain
Executing test test_division
Expecting function call to divide
PASSED verify function call to divide
expected .......... divide
actual ............ divide
FAILED ( crashed with exception )
FAILED verify calculate(3,0,'/')
expected .......... 0 (0)
actual ............ 7153560
FAILED test test_division (2 errors)
test exception
Verify integer
FAILED test testmain (1 error)
Execution of test
and the test will fail. TestApe will try to resume test execution. sample19 in sample directory contains a division-by-zero example.2.1
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