If test is True, nothing happens except that the
assert_counter is incremented by one. When test is False, an error message is printed
on std_output; a breakpoint allow you to find out what is going wrong
(assuming you are using the -sedb debugger); and the program exits with a non-zero status.
Note: you may change that default behaviour by calling when_test_fails.
If test is True, nothing happens except that the
assert_counter is incremented by one. When test is False, the label is printed
on std_output; a breakpoint allow you to find out what is going wrong
(assuming you are using the -sedb debugger); and the program exits with a non-zero status.
Note: you may change that default behaviour by calling when_test_fails.
If test is True, nothing happens except that the
assert_counter is incremented by one. When test is False, the generated message is printed
on std_output; a breakpoint allow you to find out what is going wrong
(assuming you are using the -sedb debugger); and the program exits with a non-zero status.
Note: you may change that default behaviour by calling when_test_fails.