Reported on github.

make is no longer accessible in solutions.

I've noticed several similarities to questions from practicepython.org and SoloLearn. Needs to be cited, agreed.

Usually I think codewarriors add what is needed and lots of guys passed the kata as it was and nobody complained.
I just added "#include cmath". Thanks!

Thanks

In the example tests just test against fixed values. If the return type is too complex for a one-line cr_assert_equal add a test function (which can also provide better error messages and cleanup):

#include <criterion/criterion.h>
unsigned long long* eval(unsigned long long n);

void test_eval(unsigned long long input, unsigned long long expected1, unsigned long long expected2)
{
    unsigned long long expected[2] = {expected1, expected2};
    unsigned long long *actual = eval(input);
    if (actual)
        cr_assert_not(memcmp(actual, expected, sizeof(expected)),
            "eval(%llu) should return {%llu, %llu}, actual: {%llu, %llu}",
            input, expected1, expected2, actual[0], actual[1]);
    else
        cr_assert(actual, "eval(%llu) should not return NULL", input);
    free(actual);
}

Test(eval, should_pass_all_the_tests_provided)
{
    test_eval(2134563, 246, 1353);
    test_eval(20468, 20468, 0);
}

Having this test function in the example tests makes it clear for everybody what happens, e.g. if the result is freed in the end.

It is in the preloaded section, How can do it properly then ?

Hi asmgf,

fixed.

I solved this kata today and still got the same issue.

if ('12.12.2' <= 90){
  alert(1);
}
//  alert will not triggered

Thx, website looks good!

Somewhere you are not wrong... but one could have thought that the framework can handle different types of return.
Sorry if I gave the impression that you could "Go away":-( It was not the case.
I modified the tests, thanks for your posts.

It's not from the kata but from CW when there is an error in the code. If you have gotten a bad result the info would have been the same as in Python.
No need to downvote my post. I could do the same to yours...
BTW Python translation and all others were done by myself.

Fixed, sorry but English is not my mother tongue...