Abort tests when encountering NULL pointers #16
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Abort instead of assert on NULL pointer to avoid using NULL pointer as parameter in function where this leads to undefined behavior Also, consistently use ck_abort() rather than ck_abort_msg() with message, since the messages are redundant to the context of a test failure
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Seems unfortunate that libcheck asserts don't end the test execution. This looks good to me.
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Abort instead of assert on NULL pointer to avoid using NULL pointer as parameter in function where this leads to undefined behavior
Also, consistently use ck_abort() rather than ck_abort_msg() with message, since the messages are redundant to the context of a test failure