How to call real function with CMOCK_MOCK_FUNCTIONn macros about c-mock HOT 5 CLOSED

@devesh25427 please take a look at section Specifying expectations. The botom line is:

The functions are mocked as long as its corresponding mocker class instance exists

If not mocked, the real function will be called.

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@hjagodzinski thanks for reply. I understood that real function is called when there is no mock class instance. Earlier I was able to call real function using Invoke(<mock_class_name>::real) because there was a static member in class pointing to real function. I can still see static real function pointer created by CMOCK_MOCK_FUNCTIONn macro but don't know how to call it.
Sometimes I need to call real instance while setting expectation.

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I see now what you're after. Unfortunately there is no support for calling a real function while specifying expectations. Internally C Mock keeps pointer to a real function and you could use that but it's far from being ideal. I will look into ways to expose a real function so it can be used in cases like yours.

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Thanks @hjagodzinski

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@devesh25427 in case you are still interested I have created pull request #22 which provides the means to call a real function when using the CMockMocker class for mocking.

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