Component Testing for C++ Settings
Graphical User Interface
To edit the Component Testing for C and Ada settings for a node:
1. In
the
Project Explorer, click the Settings
button.
2.
Select a node in the Project Explorer pane.
3.
In the Configuration Settings list, expand Component Testing for C and Ada.
4. Select
Display, Additional Options, or Comparison.
5.
When you have finished, click OK to validate the changes.
Component Testing for C++ Settings
The Component Testing settings for C++ are part of the Configuration Settings dialog
box, which allows you to configure settings for each node in your workspace.
The Component Testing for C++ node settings lets you to customize the parameters
for the Component Testing for C++ feature of Test RealTime.
By default, the settings of each node are inherited from those of the parent node.
When you override the settings of a parent node, changes are propagated to all child
nodes within the same Configuration. Overridden fields are displayed in bold.
Files
This area specifies the path and filenames for the intermediate files generated by the
Component Testing for C++ feature during the test execution.
·
Test report file name (.xrd): contains the location and name of the .xrd report file
generated by Component Testing for C++
·
Generated test driver source file name: contains the location and name of a .cpp
source file generated from the C++ Test scripts by Component Testing for C++
·
Contract check file name: contains the path and file name of a temporary .oti file
created during source code instrumentation by Component Testing for C++
General Options
This area contains general information for the Component Testing for C++ feature.
·
Maximum test compilation errors displayed: Specifies the maximum number of
error messages that can be displayed by the C++ Test Script Compiler. The
default value is 30.
·
Add #line directive into instrumented source file: This option allows use of
#line
statements in the source code generated by Component Testing for C++.
Disable this option in environments where the generated source code cannot
use the
#line
mechanism. By default
#line
statements are generated.
Testing Options
These options are used for the C++ Test Driver Script.
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