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#ifndef _LTP_LTP_PRIV_H
#define _LTP_LTP_PRIV_H
* Included Files
****************************************************************************/
#include_next "ltp_priv.h"
* Pre-processor Definitions
****************************************************************************/
* the execution method:
* The first category is executed directly using the built-in main function,
* and the second category is executed using the test framework defined in
* tst_test.h.
* According to the design of the LTP kernel test framework, these two types
* of cases cannot be linked together. If they are linked together, when
* the first type of case finishes execution, it will check whether the
* tst_test variable exists. If it does, it will directly report an error,
* prompting "executed from newlib!".
* The implementation of this checking process is the NO_NEWLIB_ASSERT macro
* located in the file "./include/old/ltp_priv.h".
* However, in the implementation of NuttX, both types of cases are
* integrated together. So when we execute the first type of case in NuttX,
* we will find that an error "executed from newlib!" is reported when the
* case finishes execution.
* To avoid this kind of error that has nothing to do with the case itself,
* we choose to directly define the NO_NEWLIB_ASSERT macro as empty to ensure
* the successful execution of the first type of case in NuttX.
*/
#undef NO_NEWLIB_ASSERT
#define NO_NEWLIB_ASSERT(file, lineno)
#endif