no_plan-t.c

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#include <my_global.h>

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <tap.h>

/*
  Sometimes, the number of tests is not known beforehand. In those
  cases, you should invoke plan(NO_PLAN).
  The plan will be printed at the end of the test (inside exit_status()).

  Use this sparingly, it is a last resort: planning how many tests you
  are going to run will help you catch that offending case when some
  tests are skipped for an unknown reason.
*/
int main() {
  /*
    We recommend calling plan(NO_PLAN), but want to verify that
    omitting the call works as well.
    plan(NO_PLAN);
  */
  ok(1, " ");
  ok(1, " ");
  ok(1, " ");
  return exit_status();
}