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Combinatorial Test Services
A software library for generation and manipulation of testing input data or configurations.
Date Posted: January 12, 2004
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Platform requirements for Combinatorial Test Services
Operating system: Windows or Linux
Software: The g++ compiler for C++:
For Windows: Version 3.2 or above, available from Cygwin
For Linux: Version 3.1, Version 3.3.1, or above; available from GNU
Installation instructions for Combinatorial Test Services
- Install the appropriate g++ compiler:
- For Windows: Cygwin g++ compiler (Version 3.2 or above).
- Please make the following choices during the installation process:
- Choose Install from Internet.
- Choose Default Text File Type to be DOS.
- In the Select Packages screen, expand the Devel category and toggle the gcc entry to install this application.
- Make sure that the g++ bin directory (default is C:\cygwin\bin) is in PATH. You must be able to run g++ from the command prompt.
- For Linux: GNU gcc compiler (Version 3.1, Version 3.3.1, or above).
- Download the zip file for your platform (Windows or Linux). Unzip to create a directory structure containing the README.TXT file and five subdirectories:
- license: contains the license files in various languages.
- include: contains the C++ header files.
- bin: contains the static CTS libraries. The directory contains two subdirectories. One contains the CTS library compiled for a Linux platform by the gcc compiler (Version 3.1) and the other contains the CTS library compiled for Windows platforms by Cygwin's gcc (Version 3.2).
- doc: contains a user's guide and some background reference material.
- samples: contains a small code snippet for creating a test suite, together with two make files; also contains an Excel file that tabulates the sizes of test suites created by CTS for various combinations of parameter values.
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