One of the primary benefits of the Test environment is a uniform protocol for running tests. Deriving all tests from the abstract base class TTest provides this capability. Test framework users need not write applications to run their tests--the program RunTest runs all tests derived from TTest.
RunTest allows you to instantiate a derived class of TTest in a newly created task or in another task.
You must provide information for RunTest through command-line options:
- RunTest reads the command-line options and passes information to the TTest::CreateTest member function.
- The CreateTest member function uses the information to create a TTest object and to pass it to RunTest.
- RunTest calls TTest::Run in the returned object to perform the test.
- RunTest options
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- RunTest exit value
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- CreateTest options
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- Protocol test options
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- Performing a test
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- Testing an interface inherited from a base class
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- Stopping a test
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- Providing input for a test
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- Displaying information about a test
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- Examining test results
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- Writing a test script
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