2001
news from Testwell
- Testwell has released a testing tool for Java
(CMTJava) December 2001
Testwell has released CMTJava, Complexity
Measures Tool for Java. It is a Java adapted variant of the Testwell
CMT++ tool. Like CMT++, CMTJava is a very simple to use and fast tool
for measuring lines-of-code, McCabe and Halstead measures of Java
source files. CMTJava is available on Windows, Linux, Solaris and HPUX.
- Testwell exhibiting at EuroSTAR 2001, Stockholm
19-23 November 2001 October 2001
- EuroSTAR is a major testing conference and test
tools exhibition in Europe, see http://www.testingconferences.com,
this year held in Stockholm Sweden. The exhibition days are 21st -
23rd. We will have there a joint stand with our distributor Testlight
GmbH and demonstrate our C/C++ testing tool products CTA++, CTB, CTC++
and CMT++. We will also show CMT++ metrics tool adaptation for Java.
- CTA++ v2.3 available October 2001
- This is an upgrade to the previous CTA++ v2.2.4.
Minor bug corrections and enhancements. Now on all supported platforms
Flexlm floating licensing is possible; Windows and Linux came along
with this version.
- CTC++ v5.0.6 available October 2001
- This is an upgrade to the previous CTC++ v5.0.5.
Some bug corrections and enhancements. Now on all supported platforms
Flexlm floating licensing is possible; Windows and Linux came along
with this version.
- CTA++ v2.2.4 available July 2001
This is an upgrade to the previous CTA++ v2.2.3. This is a bug
correction version, notably some memory leaks have been fixed. Also
some minor enhancements are introduced.
- CMT++ v3.2 available July 2001
This is an upgrade to the previous CMT++ v3.1.1. This upgrade brings
some bug corrections and enhancements in the tool. As before there are
four delivery packages of the tool: Windows-9x/NT/2000, Linux, Solaris
and HPUX. Now on Windows platform there are also Flexlm-floating and
IP-address-bound license options possible (previously only a
dongle-based license option was supported). Further, now on Linux
platform there is Flexlm-floating license option possible (previously
only an IP-address-bound license option was supported).
- Releasing "Kernelcoverage" March 2001
Kernelcoverage is a CTC++ capability, an adaptation of CTC++
Host-Target, which facilitates test coverage measuring from operating
system kernels, kernel-space drivers and extensions. Test coverage
measuring and execution profiling from kernel-space code has been a
challenge for C(/C++) coverage tools, because the instrumented probes
and the mechanisms for getting the execution information out from the
kernel can not use the same means that are available for normal
user-space programs. Now CTC++ Kernelcoverage makes this usage
possible.
CTC++ v5.0.5 available March 2001
This upgrade brings some bug corrections and enhancements, some of
which are: support for measuring test coverage also of dynamically
free'ed program modules (like .DLLs in Windows) and teaching CTC++ to
know some gcc's over ANSI C extensions (commonly used for example in
kernel-space code). In this CTC++ version also a split into two sales
packages has been made:
- CTC++: normal host-based CTC++ package
available
on certain platforms.
- CTC++ Host-Target & Kernelcoverage:
contains
the normal host-based CTC++ and the CTC++ Host-Target and CTC++
Kernelcoverage add-ons.
- CTA++ v2.2.3 available January 2001
- In this version a new add-on utility, cta2html, is
introduced. With it the test result trace file, script file and data
file can be converted to convenient HTML form facilitating easy viewing
of the tests. The documentation is upgraded. The known bugs are
corrected and some other small enhancements are implemented.
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