Create a Project

Checklist before creating a project

Since CT is a tool that detects errors by actually executing source codes, the source code under test must be executable. In other words, the source code under test must be buildable for normal testing.

Before creating and testing a project, you need to set up a ‘toolchain’ that takes into account the development environment of the target software. Please refer to Set a toolchain for details.

CT automatically generates a stub if the target object to link does not exist during the build process. However, the automatic test stub generation feature may have limitations in performing tests, so it is recommended to prepare an appropriate test strategy in advance.

Also, the name of the project cannot be more than 100 characters.

Create a project

To create a CT project, execute [Create a Project wizard].

Select [File] -> [New] or click the shortcut icon.

The following types of project creation wizards are provided.

• C/C++ Project with Source Files
  Creates a project by selecting the source file directly.
• C/C++ Project from Embedded
  Creates a project by using an embedded project file.
• C/C++ Project from Visual Studio Project
  Creates a project by using Visual Studio dsw, sln, vcxproj and vcproj files.
• C/C++ Project form Existing CodeScroll Project
  Creates a project by using the CodeScroll project created previously.
• Creates a C/C++ Project with CPI File
  Creates a project by using project creation information located in a CPI file.
• Creates a C/C++ Project with Build Information
  Creates a project by using a makefile and build script.