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Unit Test
Unit testing may be defined as a process of verification and validation of an individual module or ‘unit’ of software. In its simplest form a unit may be a single function or method that has been isolated from the main body of application code. The analysis of this unit, in isolation, is normally achieved by means of the developers writing additional driver modules or test harnesses, which ‘manage’ the necessary unit inputs and outputs.
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LDRA TestbedŽ - Overview
LDRA Testbed is a unique quality control tool that provides powerful source code testing and analysis facilities for the validation and verification of software applications. It is invaluable where computer software is required to be reliable, rugged and as error free as possible and its use brings substantial time, cost and efficiency savings. It is a powerful and fully integrated tool suite, whi ... |
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Unit Test (also on-target)
TBrun has been designed not only for automating the traditional unit code and test role, but also to enable the previously unrealistic task of unit testing both large and legacy systems. This process has previously been time-consuming and expensive. Issues such as creating extra code to declare unresolved global variables has dogged the process. TBrun detects which global variables will be require ... |
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