## Assertions Assertions — Checks that your program works as you expect. |

## Synopsis

    void                cut_assert                          (cut_boolean expression,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_true                     (cut_boolean expression,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_false                    (cut_boolean expression,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_equal_boolean            (cut_boolean expected,
                                                             cut_boolean actual);
    void                cut_assert_not_equal_boolean        (cut_boolean expected,
                                                             cut_boolean actual);
    void                cut_assert_null                     (const void *expression,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_null_string              (const char *string,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_not_null                 (const void *expression,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_equal_int                (int expected,
                                                             int actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_not_equal_int            (int expected,
                                                             int actual);
    void                cut_assert_equal_uint               (unsigned int expected,
                                                             unsigned int actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_not_equal_uint           (unsigned int expected,
                                                             unsigned int actual);
    void                cut_assert_equal_size               (size_t expected,
                                                             size_t actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_not_equal_size           (size_t expected,
                                                             size_t actual);
    void                cut_assert_equal_double             (double expected,
                                                             double error,
                                                             double actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_not_equal_double         (double expected,
                                                             double error,
                                                             double actual);
    void                cut_assert_equal_string             (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_not_equal_string         (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual);
    void                cut_assert_equal_string_with_free   (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_equal_string_or_null     (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_equal_substring          (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             size_t length);
    void                cut_assert_not_equal_substring      (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             size_t length);
    void                cut_assert_equal_memory             (const void *expected,
                                                             size_t expected_size,
                                                             const void *actual,
                                                             size_t actual_size,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_not_equal_memory         (const void *expected,
                                                             size_t expected_size,
                                                             const void *actual,
                                                             size_t actual_size);
    void                cut_assert_equal_string_array       (char **expected,
                                                             char **actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_equal_string_array_with_free
                                                            (char **expected,
                                                             char **actual,
                                                             ...);
    #define             cut_assert_operator                 (lhs, operator, rhs, ...)
    #define             cut_assert_operator_int             (lhs, operator, rhs, ...)
    #define             cut_assert_operator_uint            (lhs, operator, rhs, ...)
    #define             cut_assert_operator_size            (lhs, operator, rhs, ...)
    #define             cut_assert_operator_double          (lhs, operator, rhs, ...)
    #define             cut_assert_equal                    (function, expected, actual, ...)
    void                cut_assert_errno                    (...);
    void                cut_assert_file_exist               (const char *path,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_path_exist               (const char *path,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_path_not_exist           (const char *path,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_match                    (const char *pattern,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_match_with_free          (const char *pattern,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_equal_pointer            (const void *expected,
                                                             const void *actual,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_assert_equal_fixture_data_string
                                                            (const char *expected,
                                                             const void *path,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_error                           (const char *format,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_error_errno                     (...);
    void                cut_fail                            (const char *format,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_pend                            (const char *format,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_pending                         (const char *format,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_notify                          (const char *format,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_omit                            (const char *format,
                                                             ...);
    void                cut_return                          (void);

## Description

To check that your program works as you expect, you use `cut_assert_XXX()` where you want to check expected value is got.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_equal_int(3, 1 + 2);

## Details

### cut_assert ()

    void                cut_assert                          (cut_boolean expression,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expression` is not 0 or `NULL`.

`expression` : | the expression to be checked.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_true ()

    void                cut_assert_true                     (cut_boolean expression,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expression` is `CUT_TRUE` value (not 0 or `NULL`).

`expression` : | the expression to be checked.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 0.9

### cut_assert_false ()

    void                cut_assert_false                    (cut_boolean expression,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expression` is 0 or `NULL`.

`expression` : | the expression to be checked.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 0.9

### cut_assert_equal_boolean ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_boolean            (cut_boolean expected,
                                                             cut_boolean actual);

Passes if both of `expected` and `actual` are `CUT_TRUE` value or both of `expected` and `actual` are `CUT_FALSE` value.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_equal_boolean(CUT_TRUE, CUT_TRUE);   -> Pass
    cut_assert_equal_boolean(CUT_FALSE, CUT_FALSE); -> Pass
    cut_assert_equal_boolean(CUT_TRUE, CUT_FALSE);  -> Fail

`expected` : | the expected boolean.
`actual` : | the actual boolean.

Since 1.0.7

### cut_assert_not_equal_boolean ()

    void                cut_assert_not_equal_boolean        (cut_boolean expected,
                                                             cut_boolean actual);

Passes if `expected` is `CUT_TRUE` value but `actual` is `CUT_FALSE` value or `expected` is `CUT_FALSE` value but `actual` is `CUT_TRUE` value.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_not_equal_boolean(CUT_TRUE, CUT_TRUE);   -> Fail
    cut_assert_not_equal_boolean(CUT_FALSE, CUT_FALSE); -> Fail
    cut_assert_not_equal_boolean(CUT_TRUE, CUT_FALSE);  -> Pass

`expected` : | the expected boolean.
`actual` : | the actual boolean.

Since 1.0.7

### cut_assert_null ()

    void                cut_assert_null                     (const void *expression,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expression` is `NULL`.

`expression` : | the expression to be checked.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_null_string ()

    void                cut_assert_null_string              (const char *string,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `string` is `NULL`.

`string` : | the string to be checked.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 0.3

### cut_assert_not_null ()

    void                cut_assert_not_null                 (const void *expression,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expression` is not `NULL`.

`expression` : | the expression to be checked.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_equal_int ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_int                (int expected,
                                                             int actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expected` == `actual`.

`expected` : | an expected integer value.
`actual` : | an actual integer value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_not_equal_int ()

    void                cut_assert_not_equal_int            (int expected,
                                                             int actual);

Passes if `expected` != `actual`.

`expected` : | an expected integer value.
`actual` : | an actual integer value.

Since 1.0.7

### cut_assert_equal_uint ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_uint               (unsigned int expected,
                                                             unsigned int actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expected` == `actual`.

`expected` : | an expected unsigned integer value.
`actual` : | an actual unsigned integer value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_not_equal_uint ()

    void                cut_assert_not_equal_uint           (unsigned int expected,
                                                             unsigned int actual);

Passes if `expected` != `actual`.

`expected` : | an expected unsigned integer value.
`actual` : | an actual unsigned integer value.

Since 1.0.7

### cut_assert_equal_size ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_size               (size_t expected,
                                                             size_t actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expected` == `actual`.

`expected` : | an expected size_t value.
`actual` : | an actual size_t value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 1.0.6

### cut_assert_not_equal_size ()

    void                cut_assert_not_equal_size           (size_t expected,
                                                             size_t actual);

Passes if `expected` != `actual`.

`expected` : | an expected size_t value.
`actual` : | an actual size_t value.

Since 1.0.7

### cut_assert_equal_double ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_double             (double expected,
                                                             double error,
                                                             double actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if (`expected` - `error`) <= `actual` <= (`expected` + `error`).

`expected` : | an expected float value.
`error` : | a float value that specifies error range.
`actual` : | an actual float value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_not_equal_double ()

    void                cut_assert_not_equal_double         (double expected,
                                                             double error,
                                                             double actual);

Passes if `actual` < (`expected` - `error`) && (`expected` + `error`) < `actual`.

`expected` : | an expected float value.
`error` : | a float value that specifies error range.
`actual` : | an actual float value.

Since 1.0.7

### cut_assert_equal_string ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_string             (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if both `expected` and `actual` are `NULL` or strcmp(`expected`, `actual`) == 0.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_equal_string("abc", "abc"); -> Pass
    cut_assert_equal_string(NULL, NULL);   -> Pass
    cut_assert_equal_string("abc", "ABC"); -> Fail
    cut_assert_equal_string("abc", NULL);  -> Fail
    cut_assert_equal_string(NULL, "abc");  -> Fail

`expected` : | an expected string value.
`actual` : | an actual string value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_not_equal_string ()

    void                cut_assert_not_equal_string         (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual);

Passes if one of `expected` and `actual` is `NULL` or strcmp(`expected`, `actual`) != 0.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_equal_string("abc", "ABC"); -> Pass
    cut_assert_equal_string("abc", NULL);  -> Pass
    cut_assert_equal_string(NULL, "abc");  -> Pass
    cut_assert_equal_string("abc", "abc"); -> Fail
    cut_assert_equal_string(NULL, NULL);   -> Fail

`expected` : | an expected string value.
`actual` : | an actual string value.

Since 1.0.7

### cut_assert_equal_string_with_free ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_string_with_free   (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if both `expected` and `actual` are `NULL` or strcmp(`expected`, `actual`) == 0.

See also `cut_assert_equal_string()` for examples.

`expected` : | an expected string value.
`actual` : | an actual string value that is freed.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 0.3

### cut_assert_equal_string_or_null ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_string_or_null     (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             ...);

### Warning

`cut_assert_equal_string_or_null` has been deprecated since version 0.3 and should not be used in newly-written code. Use `cut_assert_equal_string()` instead.

Passes if both `expected` and `actual` are `NULL` or strcmp(`expected`, `actual`) == 0.

`expected` : | an expected string value.
`actual` : | an actual string value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_equal_substring ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_substring          (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             size_t length);

Passes if (1) both `expected` and `actual` are `NULL` and `length` == 1 or (2) strncmp(`expected`, `actual`, `length`) == 0.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_equal_substring("abcdef", "abcDEF", 3); -> Pass
    cut_assert_equal_substring(NULL, NULL, 0);         -> Pass
    cut_assert_equal_substring(NULL, NULL, 3);         -> Fail
    cut_assert_equal_substring("abc", "ABC", 3);       -> Fail
    cut_assert_equal_substring("abc", NULL, 3);        -> Fail
    cut_assert_equal_substring(NULL, "abc", 3);        -> Fail

`expected` : | an expected string value.
`actual` : | an actual string value.
`length` : | compared string length.

Since 1.0.7

### cut_assert_not_equal_substring ()

    void                cut_assert_not_equal_substring      (const char *expected,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             size_t length);

Passes if (1) one of `expected` and `actual` is `NULL` or (2) strncmp(`expected`, `actual`, `length`) != 0.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_not_equal_substring("abc", "ABC", 3);       -> Pass
    cut_assert_not_equal_substring("abc", NULL, 3);        -> Pass
    cut_assert_not_equal_substring(NULL, "abc", 3);        -> Pass
    cut_assert_not_equal_substring("abcdef", "abcDEF", 3); -> Fail
    cut_assert_not_equal_substring(NULL, NULL, 0);         -> Fail
    cut_assert_not_equal_substring(NULL, NULL, 3);         -> Fail

`expected` : | an expected string value.
`actual` : | an actual string value.
`length` : | compared string length.

Since 1.0.7

### cut_assert_equal_memory ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_memory             (const void *expected,
                                                             size_t expected_size,
                                                             const void *actual,
                                                             size_t actual_size,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expected_size` == `actual_size` and memcmp(`expected`, `actual`, `expected_size`) == 0.

`expected` : | an expected data.
`expected_size` : | a size of `expected`.
`actual` : | an actual data.
`actual_size` : | a size of `actual`.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_not_equal_memory ()

    void                cut_assert_not_equal_memory         (const void *expected,
                                                             size_t expected_size,
                                                             const void *actual,
                                                             size_t actual_size);

Passes if `expected_size` != `actual_size` or memcmp(`expected`, `actual`, `expected_size`) != 0.

`expected` : | an expected data.
`expected_size` : | a size of `expected`.
`actual` : | an actual data.
`actual_size` : | a size of `actual`.

Since 1.0.7

### cut_assert_equal_string_array ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_string_array       (char **expected,
                                                             char **actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if both `expected` and `actual` are not `NULL` and have same content (`strcmp()` == 0) strings.

`expected` : | an expected `NULL`-terminated array of strings.
`actual` : | an actual `NULL`-terminated array of strings.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_equal_string_array_with_free ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_string_array_with_free
                                                            (char **expected,
                                                             char **actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if both `expected` and `actual` are not `NULL` and have same content (`strcmp()` == 0) strings.

`expected` : | an expected `NULL`-terminated array of strings.
`actual` : | an actual `NULL`-terminated array of strings that are freed.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 0.9

### cut_assert_operator()

    #define             cut_assert_operator(lhs, operator, rhs, ...)

Passes if (`lhs` `operator` `rhs`) is TRUE.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_operator(1, <, 2) -> (1 < 2);

`lhs` : | a left hand side value.
`operator` : | a binary operator.
`rhs` : | a right hand side value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_operator_int()

    #define             cut_assert_operator_int(lhs, operator, rhs, ...)

Passes if (`lhs` `operator` `rhs`) is TRUE.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_operator_int(1, <, 2) -> (1 < 2);

`lhs` : | a left hand side integer value.
`operator` : | a binary operator.
`rhs` : | a right hand side integer value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_operator_uint()

    #define             cut_assert_operator_uint(lhs, operator, rhs, ...)

Passes if (`lhs` `operator` `rhs`) is TRUE.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_operator_uint(1, <, 2) -> (1 < 2);

`lhs` : | a left hand side unsigned integer value.
`operator` : | a binary operator.
`rhs` : | a right hand side unsigned integer value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 1.0.5

### cut_assert_operator_size()

    #define             cut_assert_operator_size(lhs, operator, rhs, ...)

Passes if (`lhs` `operator` `rhs`) is TRUE.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_operator_size(1, <, 2) -> (1 < 2);

`lhs` : | a left hand side size_t value.
`operator` : | a binary operator.
`rhs` : | a right hand side size_t value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 1.0.5

### cut_assert_operator_double()

    #define             cut_assert_operator_double(lhs, operator, rhs, ...)

Passes if (`lhs` `operator` `rhs`) is TRUE.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_operator_double(1.1, <, 2.2) -> (1.1 < 2.2);

`lhs` : | a left hand side double value.
`operator` : | a binary operator.
`rhs` : | a right hand side double value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 1.0.5

### cut_assert_equal()

    #define             cut_assert_equal(function, expected, actual, ...)

Passes if `function`(`expected`, `actual`) returns `CUT_TRUE`.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_equal(!strcmp, "abc", "abc"); -> Pass

`function` : | a function that compares `actual` with `expected`.
`expected` : | an expected value.
`actual` : | an actual value.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

### cut_assert_errno ()

    void                cut_assert_errno                    (...);

Passes if errno is 0.

e.g.:

    count = write(stdout, buffer, strlen(buffer));
    cut_assert_errno("Failed to write");            -> Pass when count != -1

`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 0.8

### cut_assert_file_exist ()

    void                cut_assert_file_exist               (const char *path,
                                                             ...);

### Warning

`cut_assert_file_exist` has been deprecated since version 1.0.2 and should not be used in newly-written code. Use `cut_assert_path_exist()` instead.

Passes if `path` exists. It may or may not be a regular file.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_file_exist("/tmp");             -> Pass on many environment
    cut_assert_file_exist("/non-existent");    -> Fail

`path` : | the path to test.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 0.9

### cut_assert_path_exist ()

    void                cut_assert_path_exist               (const char *path,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `path` exists. It may or may not be a regular file.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_path_exist("/tmp");             -> Pass on many environment
    cut_assert_path_exist("/non-existent");    -> Fail

`path` : | the path to test.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 1.0.2

### cut_assert_path_not_exist ()

    void                cut_assert_path_not_exist           (const char *path,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `path` doesn't exist.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_path_not_exist("/non-existent");    -> Pass on many environment
    cut_assert_path_not_exist("/tmp");             -> Fail

`path` : | the path to test.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 1.0.2

### cut_assert_match ()

    void                cut_assert_match                    (const char *pattern,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `pattern` matches `string`.

e.g.:

    cut_assert_match("^abc", "abc");            -> Pass
    cut_assert_match("^abc", " abc");           -> Fail

`pattern` : | the regular expression pattern.
`actual` : | the string to be matched.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 1.0

### cut_assert_match_with_free ()

    void                cut_assert_match_with_free          (const char *pattern,
                                                             const char *actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `pattern` matches `string`. See `cut_assert_match()` for detail.

`pattern` : | the regular expression as string.
`actual` : | the string to be matched that is freed.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 1.0

### cut_assert_equal_pointer ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_pointer            (const void *expected,
                                                             const void *actual,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expected` == `actual`.

`expected` : | an expected pointer.
`actual` : | an actual pointer.
`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 1.0

### cut_assert_equal_fixture_data_string ()

    void                cut_assert_equal_fixture_data_string
                                                            (const char *expected,
                                                             const void *path,
                                                             ...);

Passes if `expected` == cut_get_fixture_data_string(`path`, ...).

`expected` : | an expected string.
`path` : | a first element of the path to the fixture data.
`...` : | remaining elements in path. `NULL` terminated.

Since 1.0.2

### cut_error ()

    void                cut_error                           (const char *format,
                                                             ...);

Raises an error with message.

`format` : | the message format. See the `printf()` documentation.
`...` : | the parameters to insert into the format string.

### cut_error_errno ()

    void                cut_error_errno                     (...);

e.g.:

    void
    setup (void)
    {
        mkdir("tmp", 0700);
        cut_error_errno("Failed to make tmp directory");
          -> Error when tmp directory isn't made successfully.
    }

`...` : | optional format string, followed by parameters to insert into the format string. (as with `printf()`) This is deprecated since 0.1.6. Use `cut_set_message()` instead.

Since 1.0.2

### cut_fail ()

    void                cut_fail                            (const char *format,
                                                             ...);

Raises a failure with message.

`format` : | the message format. See the `printf()` documentation.
`...` : | the parameters to insert into the format string.

### cut_pend ()

    void                cut_pend                            (const char *format,
                                                             ...);

Marks the test is pending with message. The test is stopped.

`format` : | the message format. See the `printf()` documentation.
`...` : | the parameters to insert into the format string.

### cut_pending ()

    void                cut_pending                         (const char *format,
                                                             ...);

### Warning

`cut_pending` has been deprecated since version 0.4 and should not be used in newly-written code. Use `cut_pend()` instead.

Marks the test is pending with message. The test is stopped.

`format` : | the message format. See the `printf()` documentation.
`...` : | the parameters to insert into the format string.

### cut_notify ()

    void                cut_notify                          (const char *format,
                                                             ...);

Leaves a notification message. The test is continued.

`format` : | the message format. See the `printf()` documentation.
`...` : | the parameters to insert into the format string.

### cut_omit ()

    void                cut_omit                            (const char *format,
                                                             ...);

Omit the test.

e.g.:

    if (version < 2.0)
      cut_omit("Require >= 2.0");

`format` : | the message format. See the `printf()` documentation.
`...` : | the parameters to insert into the format string.

Since 0.8

### cut_return ()

    void                cut_return                          (void);

Finish the test.

e.g.:

    static void
    sub_xxx (void)
    {
      some_assertions();
      if (no_need_more_test)
        cut_return();
      some_assertions();
    }

    void
    test_xxx (void)
    {
       some_assertions();
       cut_trace(sub_xxx());
       some_assertions();
    }

Since 1.0.6