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C/C++ code Testing
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Testing C/C++ code with TPT
C and C++ code can be easily tested with TPT. Testing C
or C++ code is possible for module and integration tests.
Every piece of C/C++ code — small, big, or even integrated
SW builds — can be tested with TPT. TPT masters your
software tests and greatly simplifies creation, management,
maintenance and analysis of tests.
By default, TPT supports lots of common C or C++ code
features and even less frequently used ones. For special
requests TPT is also flexible enough for manual tweaks. TPT
masters your C and C++ tests — and you save time to focus
on your product development.
Testing C and C++
code with TPT. How it works.
Test setup and execution of C or C++ code with TPT is easy.
You only have to select your C/C++ sources and make a few
configurations. TPT does the rest – if you like – fully
automated in the background. The test harness that connects
the C or C++ code with TPT will be generated automatically
by TPT or can also be built manually. Its your choice.
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C/C++ code analysis.
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Functional Test case design.
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TPT analyzes the structure of your C or
C++ code automatically. It extracts all data types,
variables and functions to get all the interface
information of the system under test. TPT handles
scalar variables, arrays, multidimensional arrays, structs, pointers, maps, curves
and class instances.
Even fix point scaling is easily managed by TPT so that
the tester operates with natural physical values.
Function calls and function stubs are also supported
and generated by TPT allowing the user to control their
return values and arguments. The task scheduling with
one or many C functions makes testing of your code very
easy and flexible.
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Test cases can be modeled with
TPT
manually as functional test cases. TPT supports many
awesome techniques for modeling tests. TPT test case
design is very natural and intuitive including reactive
closed loop testing, signal and parameter descriptions,
measurement data playback and much more. Test
structuring makes it simple to read for
maintainability. It is really easy to create and easy
to maintain tests for C or C++ code.
More about test modeling with TPT
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Structural test case design (TASMO).
For C and C++ code you can even generate test cases
automatically. If you need test cases that meet certain
coverage criteria such as Condition Coverage or Decision
Coverage, TPT offers a technology — called TASMO — to
generate suitable test cases at the push of a button. You
just select the desired coverage criteria and TASMO
searches for the test cases for you. TASMO generates a
minimum number of test cases automatically that lead to a
maximum structural coverage of your C or C++ code. The
generated test cases can also be used for back-to-back
regression tests and can be merged with your functional
test cases.
More about TASMO
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Tutorial: Testing C-Code
- create test cases and run them
- set up the Executable Platform as test environment
- compile an executable from the C/C++ code
- insert information about channels, parameters and the like into TPT
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