Apple

I'm trying to learn how to do unit testing with mock objects in Cocoa. I'm using the OCMock framework. In Xcode 3.1, I have a unit test method with the following:

int shouldReturn = 1;

[[[mockGenerateSite expect] andReturnValue:OCMOCK_VALUE(shouldReturn)] generateWebFilesTo:@"/Path/Goes/Here" error: &wError];

That gave me a compiler error: "error: syntax error before 'typeof'"

When I replaced that with the following, it compiled and worked:

int shouldReturn = 1;

NSValue *myValue = [NSValue value: &shouldReturn withObjCType: @encode (int)];

[[[mockGenerateSite expect] andReturnValue:myValue] generateWebFilesTo:@"/Path/Goes/Here" error: &wError];

The difference is that I expanded the OCMOCK_VALUE macro myself, and took out the typeof. (I found the macro definition in OCMock.Framework/OCMockRecorder.h.)

Any idea what's going on?

Thanks,

Pat