ASAN on Windows messes with exception handlers, and Catch2 doesn't
account for this. A workaround is to disable SEH on Windows with ASAN as
suggested in this reply to an existing issue
https://github.com/catchorg/Catch2/issues/898#issuecomment-841733322
CI requires some sourcing of the development tools for required paths
* Add support for building with sanitizers
* CI Enable building with ASAN+UBSAN sanitizers in Debug builds
* Add directions to README
* Better CI reporting and matrix for sanitizer runs
* Add simple test and corkami test suite using Catch2
* Enable testing with CMake option '-DPEPARSE_ENABLE_TESTING=ON'.
* The simple test is extremely basic just as an example of using Catch2.
* Corkami test suite is a git submodule within assets and the tests can
be run with or without cloning it. You are able to configure CMake
without the submodule and it will warn you that the tests are not
included, and then it will pick them up automatically on next cmake
rebuild.
There are a few Corkami files which pe-parse is unable to process. They
have been added as exceptions for now (just to get this merged), but we
can open new issues to track them. This will also catch any regressions
that could prevent the successful parsing of files that have been
parse-able in the past.
* Raise C++ standard from 11 to 17 for easier filesystem handling in
tests. Also included CMake script for handling how std::filesystem is
found/linked.
* Rename directory 'test' to 'tests'.
* Update README with testing instructions.
* Catch2 is downloaded and built unless otherwise specified
(undocumented, aside from reading CMake).
* pe-parser-library: Use WinAPI for UTF-16 to UTF-8
If ICU isn't available and we're on C++17 or later, use
the Windows API for Unicode conversion instead of codecvt.
