Opening a Report
Graphical User Interface
Opening a Report
Because of the links between the various views of the GUI, there are many ways of
opening a test or runtime analysis report in Test RealTime. The most common ones
are described here.
Note Some reports require opening several files. For instance, when
manually opening a UML sequence diagram, you must select at the complete
set of .tsf files as well as the .tdf file generated at the same time. A mismatch in
.tsf and .tdf files would result in erroneous tracing of the UML sequence
diagram.
To open a report from the Project Explorer:
1.
Execute your test with the Build command.
2.
Right-click the application or test node.
3.
From the pop-up menu, select View Report and then the appropriate report.
Note Reports cannot be viewed before the application or test has been
executed.
To manually open a report made of several files:
1. From
the
File menu, select Browse Reports. Use the Browse Reports window to
create a list of files to be opened in a single report. For example, a .tdf dynamic
trace file with the corresponding .tsf static trace files.
2. Click
the
Add button. In the Type box of the File Selector, select the
appropriate file type. For example, select .tdf.
3.
Locate and select the report files that you want to open. Click Open.
4. Click
the
Add button. In the Type box of the File Selector, select the
appropriate file type. For example, select .tsf.
5.
Locate and select the report files that you want to open. Click Open.
6. In
the
Browse Reports window, click Open.
Report Viewers
The GUI opens the report viewer adapted to the type of report:
·
The UML/SD Viewer displays UML sequence diagram reports.
·
The Report Viewer displays test reports and Memory Profiling reports for Java.
·
The Code Coverage Viewer displays code coverage reports.
·
The Memory Profiling Viewer and Performance Profiling Viewer display
Memory Profiling for C and C++ and Performance Profiling results.
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