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Hello,

I followed the guide starting from here https://www.typemock.com/docs/?book=Ipp&page=setting_up_linux.htm in order to install from command line anything required for Isolator++ on Ubuntu.

I'm using Windows 10 with Ubuntu-20.04 WSL2 subsystem.

The installation went smoothly, but after building the examples and define the environment variable LD_BIND_NOW=1, the tests execution crashes with a segfault:

/usr/share/typemock/Examples/LinuxBuild/Debug64$ ./IsolatorExamplesGCC_UsingDynamicLib 

*** Typemock Isolator++ Professional 4.1.4.0 (64bit) ***

Documentation: https://www.typemock.com/docs?book=Ipp

[==========] Running 72 tests from 23 test cases.

[----------] Global test environment set-up.

[----------] 2 tests from GlobalCMethods

[ RUN      ] GlobalCMethods.FakingReturnValueOnGlobalMethod

[       OK ] GlobalCMethods.FakingReturnValueOnGlobalMethod (3 ms)

[ RUN      ] GlobalCMethods.FakingMethodAndUsingRecursiveFake

[       OK ] GlobalCMethods.FakingMethodAndUsingRecursiveFake (0 ms)

[----------] 2 tests from GlobalCMethods (4 ms total)

[----------] 5 tests from ArgumentTests

[ RUN      ] ArgumentTests.UsingThe_MacroForShorthand

[       OK ] ArgumentTests.UsingThe_MacroForShorthand (3 ms)

[ RUN      ] ArgumentTests.UsingTheANY_VALMacroForShorthand

[       OK ] ArgumentTests.UsingTheANY_VALMacroForShorthand (36 ms)

[ RUN      ] ArgumentTests.UsingTheANY_REFMacroForShorthand

[       OK ] ArgumentTests.UsingTheANY_REFMacroForShorthand (0 ms)

[ RUN      ] ArgumentTests.UsingRETToSimulateReturnedValue

[       OK ] ArgumentTests.UsingRETToSimulateReturnedValue (1 ms)

[ RUN      ] ArgumentTests.ValidatingArgumentInSeparateMethod

[       OK ] ArgumentTests.ValidatingArgumentInSeparateMethod (0 ms)

[----------] 5 tests from ArgumentTests (40 ms total)

[----------] 7 tests from AssertingInteraction

[ RUN      ] AssertingInteraction.AssertCallWasMadeOnDependency

[       OK ] AssertingInteraction.AssertCallWasMadeOnDependency (0 ms)

[ RUN      ] AssertingInteraction.AssertCallWasMadeWithSpecificArgumentsOnDependency

[       OK ] AssertingInteraction.AssertCallWasMadeWithSpecificArgumentsOnDependency (0 ms)

[ RUN      ] AssertingInteraction.AssertCallWasMadeWithSpecificArgumentsOnDependencyWithPredicates

[       OK ] AssertingInteraction.AssertCallWasMadeWithSpecificArgumentsOnDependencyWithPredicates (0 ms)

[ RUN      ] AssertingInteraction.AssertCallWasNotMadeOnDependency

[       OK ] AssertingInteraction.AssertCallWasNotMadeOnDependency (0 ms)

[ RUN      ] AssertingInteraction.TimesCalledMethodOnDependency

[       OK ] AssertingInteraction.TimesCalledMethodOnDependency (0 ms)

[ RUN      ] AssertingInteraction.WasNotCalledWithConcreteOutParam

Segmentation fault

Can you point to any direction to solve this problem?
 

Thanks

asked by davege (600 points)

3 Answers

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Hi,

Unfurtunataly, we don't have intergration with Ubuntu version 20.x.
Our latest version supports up until version 18.x.

Supporting Ubuntu version 20 is in our RoadMap, but I can't give you a time estimation on when it will be released.

Is there anything else I can assist you with?

Cheers,
Alon Sapozhnikov.
Support Specialist.

answered by Alon_TypeMock (8.9k points)
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I'm utilizing Windows 10 with Ubuntu-20.04 WSL2 subsystem.

The establishment went without a hitch, however in the wake of building the models and characterize the climate variable LD_BIND_NOW=1, the tests execution crashes with a segfault:

Thanks.

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answered by aemoutsource (140 points)

Hi Aemoutsource,

As I answered to the original question, we still don't have support for Ubuntu version 20.
You can download the Ubuntu 18 as WSL on your machine and it will work perfectly.

Cheers,
Alon Sapozhnikov.
Support Specialist.

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I'm happy to announce that we released a new version of Isolator++ that support Ubuntu 18+20 completely.
You can see the release notes of this version in the following LINK, and you can download the version in the following LINK.

answered by Erel_TypeMock (2.6k points)
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