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narrow types in Recorder method signatures #17
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This uses the exact types needed in the Recorder methods. It avoids
spurious expectation misses caused by Go converting untyped
constants to
types that do not match the interface generated for.
One example is float literals passed to a `float32` argument were being
converted on x86_64 machines to `float64` because the Recoder methods
had a `interface{}` arg instead of a `float32` arg.
Fixes golang#16
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I tried working out a test suite for this but it's not quite trivial enough to compile and run test code in process and getting it working with the usual go tools was longer than I could take. It would be cool, though. |
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See my comment on #16. It's currently working as intended. |
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This uses the exact types needed in the Recorder methods. It avoids spurious expectation misses caused by Go converting untyped constants to types that do not match the interface generated for.
One example is float literals passed to a
float32argument were being converted on x86_64 machines tofloat64because the Recoder methods had ainterface{}arg instead of afloat32arg.The code needed already existed in GenerateMockMethod, so we break it out with a small generification around return values.
Fixes #16