DPP Example

Table of Contents

• Code Under Test (CUT)
• Running the Test with QUTest

The DPP (Dining Philosopher Problem) example shows how to use QUTest in various stages of application development, including not only unit testing, but also integration testing as well.

Code Under Test (CUT)

This example is available in both QP/C as well as in QP/C++ frameworks. The complete code for the DPP example is provided in the directory <qpc|qpcpp>\examples\qutest\dpp\test.

Running the Test with QUTest

To run the DPP test (on Windows), open a command prompt and type:

qspy

This will start the QSPY host utility with the TCP/IP connection to the Target.

Next, open a second command prompt window and type:

cd C:\qp\<qpc|qpcpp>\examples\qutest\dpp\test_philo
make

Note

The provided Makefile will also work on Linux and MacOS. The only difference from Windows is that you open a terminal window and change directory to ~/qp/<qpc|qpcpp>/examples/qutest/blinky/test.

This will build the test fixture as a host executable and then it will run the test script (in Python). The screen shot below shows the output produced in these two command-prompt windows.

DPP test build and run with QUTest (left) and QSPY output (right).

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