You can still use it on TDD if on the mock you just add a function called
static void destroy_global_instance() { if (instance != nullptr) { delete instance; instance = nullptr; } }
Then you use this function on your teardown fucntion.
if you are directly testing a singleton, you can just create a normal class, you test it, and then you inherit in a singleton class
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You can still use it on TDD if on the mock you just add a function called
static void destroy_global_instance() {if (instance != nullptr) {
delete instance;
instance = nullptr;
}
}
Then you use this function on your teardown fucntion.
if you are directly testing a singleton, you can just create a normal class, you test it, and then you inherit in a singleton class