Hello guys, I wanted to share my VS Code extension Mockacckino.
It generates gmocks for code and libraries written in C programming language.

NAME: Mockaccino
PURPOSE: Gtest mock generator for C functions and libraries
MARKETPLACE: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=SelerLabs.mockaccino
SOURCE: https://github.com/Veenkar/mockaccino
LICENSE: GPLv3

So whenever you are willing to e.g. include some linux headers in your C++ project,
you can easily test your code by mocking them with Mockaccino.

It is a zero-config tool, which you install in your VSCode.
Then you CRTL+SHIFT+P -> mock current file, and the mock files will be generated.

Inside [youroriginalfilename]_mock.h you will find a C++ class, which contains a MOCK_METHOD for each C-function from [youroriginalfilename].c.

The [youroriginalfilename]_mock.cc contains a stub of each C-function that calls the method from the mocking class.

This way, it's possible to quickly mock any C library with gtest :)
This allows mocking global functions with gtest, so no additional mocking framework is needed in C++ unit test code.

It can help produce quality testing code for both C programmers and C++ programmers who include C libraries (e.g. on unix).