The Fault Injection View
- You can inject faults line by line.
- You can check the lines you want through the filters.
- You can check the non-empty lines through [Show Only Non-empty Fault Injections].
- You can check the enable lines through [Show Only Enable Fault Injections].
- You can save the information of fault injections as Excel files through [Export Fault Injections].
Import coverages
- When [Import Coverage] is performed, it has been improved so that it can be imported according to the conditions below.
- by version of coverage shared file
- by the conditional operator(?:) option of coverage shared file
- coverage type of coverage shared file
[Test reconfiguration] feature
- In the [Test reconfiguration] dialog, you can reconfigure information of the pointer type symbol with index data by dragging and dropping.
- In the [Test reconfiguration] dialog, if the input/output options of variables are different, they are displayed in red.
- In the [Test reconfiguration] dialog, you can reconfigure the input/output options of variables by dragging and dropping.
Requirement test coverage report
- You can check the number of tests and test cases.
- You can check requirement consistency coverage and requirement traceability coverage.
C++ tests
- The codes generated by default for std::ostream objects have been changed to console output types.
- If you have functions that return objects, it will be reflected in the automatically generated stub code.
- The test codes that automatically generate for template functions have been improved.
The others
- When adding test target functions in [Test Editor] > [Test Information] > [Test Structure], you can select and add multiple.
- If you change the check box status of Global Variable in [Test Editor] > [Test Information] > [Test Structure] and save it, the selected global variable is raised to the top of the global variable list.
- When running DISCOVERY, if there are any changes in the Test Editor, a [Save and Launch] dialog will appear.