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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++ keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such. Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test framework like gtest or catch2. stack-info: PR: aws#568, branch: aws-nslick/stack/15 Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki <[email protected]>
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feat(test): parse as c++ source
All included headers are fully safe to be parsed as C++, so these unit
tests can now use C++. Rename them to `.cc' files and use a few c++
keywords to enforce that the compiler is actually treating them as such.
Actual C++ cleanups to follow later, hopefully alongside a unit test
framework like gtest or catch2.
Signed-off-by: Nicholas Sielicki [email protected]