Renesas REJ10J1837-0100 Manuel D’Utilisation
High-performance Embedded Workshop
16. Using the Test Support Facility
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3. Clicking the check box selects the test for execution in this test run.
4. It is also possible to modify the order a test is executed in by selecting the test and clicking the Move up and
Move down buttons.
5. When one or more tests have been selected the Run button is enabled. Clicking this Run button starts the test
run. Information will be shown in Test tab of the output window as the tests are executed.
6. Once completed the test browser will be displayed and will show the test results for all tests executed.
The Action after test case execution drop-down list allows you two options.
The "Compare system against saved test image file" is the normal operation and allows the current High-performance
Embedded Workshop system to be compared with the test image file (*.HIF) file that was attached to the relevant test
case. These results will then be added to the test browser and will give pass, fail and failure details information to you.
Embedded Workshop system to be compared with the test image file (*.HIF) file that was attached to the relevant test
case. These results will then be added to the test browser and will give pass, fail and failure details information to you.
The "Refresh test image file" option simply runs all of the test cases and updates the test image file (*.HIF) file with the
system image after each test.
system image after each test.
The Automatically save test results check box allows you to automatically save the results of each test execution to a
text file in the same directory as the test suite. The filename used is made up from the current test suite and the date of
time of the test execution.
text file in the same directory as the test suite. The filename used is made up from the current test suite and the date of
time of the test execution.
The Stop at first failure will stop the automated test execution when the first test failure is met. This avoids running
many tests when perhaps the first test causes all others to fail anyway.
many tests when perhaps the first test causes all others to fail anyway.
The Test time out is for use when you may be executing user code. In some cases if there is a bug the code many
execute and never finish during the tests execution. If any one test takes longer than the number of seconds in this box
the test is terminated and is flagged as a failure.
execute and never finish during the tests execution. If any one test takes longer than the number of seconds in this box
the test is terminated and is flagged as a failure.
You can also run test from the workspace window pop-up menu.
16.9
Using the test browser
The test browser displays the results of the last test execution.
The test browser can be easily opened by selecting [Test -> Test Results Browser].
The top pane of the test browser lists all of the tests that were executed during the last test run. A green icon to the left
of the test name indicates the test was successful. A red icon indicates the test failed.
of the test name indicates the test was successful. A red icon indicates the test failed.
Selecting a test in the top pane shows the test details in the pane below. The bottom pane of the test browser lists all of
the components that were checked. A green icon to the left of the component name indicates the test was successful. A
red icon indicates the test failed. If a test fails the details are shown in this window.
the components that were checked. A green icon to the left of the component name indicates the test was successful. A
red icon indicates the test failed. If a test fails the details are shown in this window.