Execution Settings
Test RealTime - User Guide
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User Link File for Ada (for Ada only): When using the Ada Instrumentor, you
must provide a link file. See Ada Link Files for more information.
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Boot Class Path (for Java only): Click the ... button to create or modify the Boot
Class Path parameter for the JVM.
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Class Path (for Java only): Click the ... button to create or modify the Class Path
parameter for the JVM.
Linker Settings
This area contains parameters to be sent to the linker during the build of the current
node.
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Link Flags: Flags to be sent to the linker.
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Additional objects or libraries: A list of object libraries to be linked to the
generated executable. Enter the command line option as required by your
linker. Please refer to the documentation provided with your development tool
for the exact syntax.
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Test driver filename: The name of the generated test driver binary. By default,
Test RealTime uses the name of the test or application node.
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Directories for Libraries: Click the ... button to create or modify a list of
directories for library link files. In the directory selection box, use the Up and
Down buttons to indicate the order in which the directories are searched.
Execution Settings
These settings apply to Component Testing and System Testing nodes only.
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Command line arguments: Specifies any command line arguments that are to be
sent to the application under test upon execution.
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Main application procedure (for Ada only): Ada requires an entry point in the
source code. For other languages, leave this blank.
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Build jar file (for Java only): Specifies whether to build an optional .jar file.
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Jar file name (for Java only): If Build jar file is set to Yes, enter the name of the
.jar file.
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Manifest file (for Java only): Specifies the name of an optional manifest file.
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Jar other directories (for Java only): Enter the location to generate the .jar file. By
default this is the source code directory.
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Environment variables: This section allows you to specify any environment
variables that can be used by the application under test. Click the "..." button to
edit environment variables. String values must be entered with quotes ("").
You can enter GUI Macro Variables as values for environment variables. These
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