The tool for programmers VivaMP is intended for helping OpenMP-based parallel software developers. The article gives a brief description of the program product.
Testing parallel software is a more complicated task in comparison to testing a standard program. The programmer should be aware both of the traps he can face while testing parallel code and existing methodologies and toolkit.
TestFlight is a free platform for iOS and Android developers to distribute beta builds of their applications to internal testers and receive feedback. Developers can manage beta testing and monitor how testers use applications through the TestFlight dashboard. TestFlight makes it easy for developers to share beta builds with their teams of up to 1,000 testers and collect analytics on app usage to identify issues and opportunities for improvement.
Why to choose HP UFT: Automation testing toolBugRaptors
BugRaptors has expertise in UFT, one of the most useful commercial automation tool in the market. We specifically automate using UFT, as it supports almost all popular automation frameworks like Linear, Keyword, Data Driven, Hybrid etc.
This document provides instructions for generating an HTML report using the ExtentReports library with Appium/Selenium test automation. It includes prerequisites of basic Appium and Java skills. It outlines the project structure needed, including adding the required ExtentReports and Appium JAR files to an Eclipse project. It provides details on creating configuration files, test classes with TestNG annotations, and using the ExtentReports API to log test passes, failures, and errors to the report.
Ranorex is a test automation tool that uses RanorexPath (XPath) technology to identify and locate elements in applications. It can automatically generate an object repository while recording tests and supports both recording and code-based test modules. Tests can be written or customized using C#, VB.Net, and IronPython APIs. Ranorex also provides image-based object recognition, in-built validation features, separation of the object repository from test code, and the ability to organize repository elements in groups.
Introduction to Ranorex: Components & FeaturesBugRaptors
Ranorex is a software testing tool that provides test automation for multiple environments, devices and software applications. It allows the users to perform functional testing on desktop, web or mobile applications. It supports various user interface technologies that includes Java, HTML, C#, Flash, Android, iOS and Silverlight. It reduces test automation maintenance offering complete flexibility i.e. script-free testing for the non-programmers, seamless integration of Ranorex into the existing environments. It allows the users to create, maintain and run automated tests. It makes the testing reliable with early detection of bugs.
Using PVS-Studio analyzer together with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 incremen...PVS-Studio
One among newest features in the latest versions of MSBuild/Visual Studio for Visual C++ compilers is the new minimal rebuild system (also known is an incremental assembly), which is based on tracing of dependencies between compiler's input and output data. It allows performing the rebuilding only for the files untouched by modifications or lacking output object files tied to them. In comparison to the old method of minimal rebuild which was based on compiler state files generated by the cl.exe (idb-files, Minimal Rebuild Dependancy Database, /Gm command line switch) and had several shortcomings (among them are the difficulty of performing parallel builds due to the file access conflicts and the lack of direct tracing for output object files), the new system is independent from build tools being used (it can be used together with the compiler as well as with the linker) and possesses an open API. This new feature in the latest version of Visual Studio 2010 allowed us to integrate PVS-Studio source code verification into C/C++ development process with incremental rebuilding. This feature was added in PVS-Studio 4.30.
Testing parallel software is a more complicated task in comparison to testing a standard program. The programmer should be aware both of the traps he can face while testing parallel code and existing methodologies and toolkit.
TestFlight is a free platform for iOS and Android developers to distribute beta builds of their applications to internal testers and receive feedback. Developers can manage beta testing and monitor how testers use applications through the TestFlight dashboard. TestFlight makes it easy for developers to share beta builds with their teams of up to 1,000 testers and collect analytics on app usage to identify issues and opportunities for improvement.
Why to choose HP UFT: Automation testing toolBugRaptors
BugRaptors has expertise in UFT, one of the most useful commercial automation tool in the market. We specifically automate using UFT, as it supports almost all popular automation frameworks like Linear, Keyword, Data Driven, Hybrid etc.
This document provides instructions for generating an HTML report using the ExtentReports library with Appium/Selenium test automation. It includes prerequisites of basic Appium and Java skills. It outlines the project structure needed, including adding the required ExtentReports and Appium JAR files to an Eclipse project. It provides details on creating configuration files, test classes with TestNG annotations, and using the ExtentReports API to log test passes, failures, and errors to the report.
Ranorex is a test automation tool that uses RanorexPath (XPath) technology to identify and locate elements in applications. It can automatically generate an object repository while recording tests and supports both recording and code-based test modules. Tests can be written or customized using C#, VB.Net, and IronPython APIs. Ranorex also provides image-based object recognition, in-built validation features, separation of the object repository from test code, and the ability to organize repository elements in groups.
Introduction to Ranorex: Components & FeaturesBugRaptors
Ranorex is a software testing tool that provides test automation for multiple environments, devices and software applications. It allows the users to perform functional testing on desktop, web or mobile applications. It supports various user interface technologies that includes Java, HTML, C#, Flash, Android, iOS and Silverlight. It reduces test automation maintenance offering complete flexibility i.e. script-free testing for the non-programmers, seamless integration of Ranorex into the existing environments. It allows the users to create, maintain and run automated tests. It makes the testing reliable with early detection of bugs.
Using PVS-Studio analyzer together with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 incremen...PVS-Studio
One among newest features in the latest versions of MSBuild/Visual Studio for Visual C++ compilers is the new minimal rebuild system (also known is an incremental assembly), which is based on tracing of dependencies between compiler's input and output data. It allows performing the rebuilding only for the files untouched by modifications or lacking output object files tied to them. In comparison to the old method of minimal rebuild which was based on compiler state files generated by the cl.exe (idb-files, Minimal Rebuild Dependancy Database, /Gm command line switch) and had several shortcomings (among them are the difficulty of performing parallel builds due to the file access conflicts and the lack of direct tracing for output object files), the new system is independent from build tools being used (it can be used together with the compiler as well as with the linker) and possesses an open API. This new feature in the latest version of Visual Studio 2010 allowed us to integrate PVS-Studio source code verification into C/C++ development process with incremental rebuilding. This feature was added in PVS-Studio 4.30.
The document discusses simplifying and automating REST API testing. It describes features of a tool that allows recording test cases, running them in bulk, generating combinations of test parameters, extracting response values for later use, creating API mocks, and more without needing programming skills. The tool also allows exporting test cases as documentation, sharing test cases, and has a free 30-day trial without requiring credit card details upfront.
Ranorex Studio - Introduction, Features & Limitations - Mobile Test Automati...eVideoTuition
Ranorex supports recording and executing tests on actual mobile devices and emulators without coding. It enables powerful recognition of Android UI elements to run tests on any Android device with any resolution or language. It supports testing native and web mobile apps on Android and iOS, and allows the same script to run on different devices or OSes. Tests can also run concurrently on multiple connected devices. However, it does not currently support testing hybrid mobile apps, and APKs/IPAs must be instrumented first for optimal object recognition. It also cannot export test code to other environments like UFT.
Debugging and optimization of multi-thread OpenMP-programsPVS-Studio
The task of familiarizing programmers with the sphere of developing parallel applications is getting more and more urgent. This article is a brief introduction into creation of multi-thread applications based on OpenMP technology. The approaches to debugging and optimization of parallel applications are described.
The presentation is from Selenium Conf 2014, where this case study was recently presented.
The case study talks about a migration we did at TARLABS™ for one of our clients. The existing suite of QTP was migrated to Selenium. A custom C# based framework was developed. The framework is inspired from RobotFramework in Python.
The execution time in QTP with Single machine was 160 min and was reduced to 19 min using Selenium
Starwest 2012 Making The Most Of Test Automation In An Agile Projectaandelkovic
This document discusses rapid test automation techniques used at Spotify. It describes how manual testers can generate test cases and automation scripts quickly using tools like Graphwalker and Sikuli to get testing feedback within hours, enabling rapid and continuous testing. An example is provided where features of Spotify's HTML5 desktop client were tested automatically in this way. The document concludes by discussing opportunities for fully automated testing using tools like GUITAR and WebTestingExplorer.
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What is QTP?
What is Selenium?
Benefits over each other
QTP vs Selenium
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This document discusses automation in software testing. It begins by explaining that manual testing is done by a human executing test steps, while automation testing uses a tool to execute test cases, enter test data, compare results, and generate reports. Automating test suites allows them to be re-run without human intervention. The goal of automation is not to eliminate manual testing, but to reduce the number of manually run test cases. Automation testing is important because manual testing of all scenarios is time-consuming, automation can run tests unattended, and increases test coverage and speed. Successful automation requires the right tool, process, and team. Common automation tools discussed are QTP, Selenium, Rational Robot, TestComplete, and Watir. The
1. Automation testing is faster and more reliable than manual testing as test scripts can execute precisely and at scale.
2. Automation testing requires less human resources over time as test cases are automated, while manual testing requires more testers.
3. Automation testing allows for programming of sophisticated tests to retrieve hidden information, while manual testing has limited capabilities.
The document discusses software development lifecycles (SDLC) and quality assurance (QA) processes for Agile and Waterfall methodologies. It also covers automation testing and why it is beneficial.
Measure performance of the application using open source performance testing...BugRaptors
Bugraptors know that the performance of any product is key component of that project, to measure the performance of the project we have expert team of performance testers who perform the testing by using various performance testing tools like Jmeter, LoadUI, Selenium web driver and deliver project which has good performance according to the requirements and end user’s perspective.
Eclipse Day India 2015 - Unleashing the Java 8 Tooling in EclipseEclipse Day India
The document discusses Eclipse tooling for Java 8 features like lambda expressions, default methods, and method references. It announces a demonstration of these Eclipse features at the EclipseCon NA 2015 conference, taking place the following day from 11:50-12:40 at the demo booth. The demonstration will cover how to configure Eclipse for Java 8 development and showcase views and tools for working with Java 8 code.
Static analysis is most efficient when being used regularly. We'll tell you w...PVS-Studio
The document discusses best practices for using static code analysis tools to maximize their effectiveness. It recommends: 1) Marking false positives to reduce future messages, 2) Using incremental analysis to check modified files, 3) Checking files modified in the last few days, and 4) Running analysis nightly on a build server. Following all recommendations provides the highest return on investment in static analysis by catching errors earlier in development.
Mobile Application Test automation using MonkeyTalk ToolVivek Pansara
This document introduces the MonkeyTalk tool for automating mobile application testing. It can test native, hybrid, and web applications on iOS and Android. The objectives are to explore MonkeyTalk for testing Android applications, including a native app, hybrid app, and web app. MonkeyTalk is compared to other tools. Testing can be done on real devices or emulators, with different test levels and techniques like automated and data-driven testing. The testing process involves preparing the app, connecting it, and recording, editing, and playing back tests. MonkeyTalk is a powerful cross-platform testing tool but cannot fully identify rich web or custom components.
Tales from the Dark Side: Ori Bendet Selenium Conference India 2016Ori Bendet
See HPE’s R&D uses Selenium and other open source tools. Understand the new roles and responsibilities of dev/test @HPE and how they fit into current team structure. Discover their lessons learned about how Selenium and open source has contributed to the success and maturity of HPE's own quality assurance and testing tools across the entire portfolio.
Static analysis is most efficient when being used regularly. We'll tell you w...Andrey Karpov
Some of our users run static analysis only occasionally. They find new errors in their code and, feeling glad about this, willingly renew PVS-Studio licenses. I should feel glad too, shouldn't I? But I feel sad - because you get only 10-20% of the tool's efficiency when using it in such a way, while you could obtain at least 80-90% if you used it otherwise. In this post I will tell you about the most common mistake among users of static code analysis tools.
Manual testing is suitable for executing test cases once or twice, while automation testing is better for executing test cases repeatedly and catching regressions when code is frequently changed. Automation testing can perform tests precisely each time across different machines and platforms simultaneously, while manual testing is less reliable, slower, and cannot test sophisticated scenarios or hidden information. Initial costs for automation are higher than manual testing but automation can execute tests much faster and be used repetitively long-term.
Test Automation Tool comparison – HP UFT/QTP vs. SeleniumAspire Systems
This document compares two popular test automation tools: HP UFT/QTP and Selenium. HP UFT/QTP is a commercial tool that is easier to use but more expensive, while Selenium is open source and free but requires coding skills. The document provides advantages and disadvantages of each tool, and recommends choosing the right tool based on your specific testing needs and resources.
There's a shift to open-source mobile test automation tools happening today among developers and QA. Many mature technology sectors are adopting lightweight, vendor-transparent tools to fulfill the need for speed and integration.
But as with many free and open-source software markets however, a plethora of tools complicates the selection process. How do you know which tool is worth spending the time to learn and integrate in your own environment?
These slides aim to help you choose which open-source test automation framework to use based on a number of critical considerations.
MonkeyTalk is a free and open source mobile app testing tool that allows users to write automated tests for native, mobile, and hybrid iOS and Android apps. It works with both real devices and emulators. Tests are written using a simple domain-specific language and can range from simple smoke tests to complex data-driven test suites. MonkeyTalk provides an IDE with features like a component tree, test editor, and results console. It supports cross-platform testing through either installing agents in each app or using a Java API to write tests as standard JUnit tests. While it cannot use XPath or CSS selectors, MonkeyTalk is able to locate and interact with UI elements using component IDs.
Parallel programs to multi-processor computers!PVS-Studio
Parallel programs can take advantage of multi-processor computers by dividing tasks into independent subtasks that can be solved simultaneously. This approach is known as parallel programming. The document provides an introduction to parallel programming for beginners, including an overview of processes and threads for parallel execution. It also discusses techniques for synchronizing parallel tasks like mutexes, semaphores, and critical sections. The document explains how parallel programs can be run on both multi-processor computers and computer clusters connected by a network.
The document discusses simplifying and automating REST API testing. It describes features of a tool that allows recording test cases, running them in bulk, generating combinations of test parameters, extracting response values for later use, creating API mocks, and more without needing programming skills. The tool also allows exporting test cases as documentation, sharing test cases, and has a free 30-day trial without requiring credit card details upfront.
Ranorex Studio - Introduction, Features & Limitations - Mobile Test Automati...eVideoTuition
Ranorex supports recording and executing tests on actual mobile devices and emulators without coding. It enables powerful recognition of Android UI elements to run tests on any Android device with any resolution or language. It supports testing native and web mobile apps on Android and iOS, and allows the same script to run on different devices or OSes. Tests can also run concurrently on multiple connected devices. However, it does not currently support testing hybrid mobile apps, and APKs/IPAs must be instrumented first for optimal object recognition. It also cannot export test code to other environments like UFT.
Debugging and optimization of multi-thread OpenMP-programsPVS-Studio
The task of familiarizing programmers with the sphere of developing parallel applications is getting more and more urgent. This article is a brief introduction into creation of multi-thread applications based on OpenMP technology. The approaches to debugging and optimization of parallel applications are described.
The presentation is from Selenium Conf 2014, where this case study was recently presented.
The case study talks about a migration we did at TARLABS™ for one of our clients. The existing suite of QTP was migrated to Selenium. A custom C# based framework was developed. The framework is inspired from RobotFramework in Python.
The execution time in QTP with Single machine was 160 min and was reduced to 19 min using Selenium
Starwest 2012 Making The Most Of Test Automation In An Agile Projectaandelkovic
This document discusses rapid test automation techniques used at Spotify. It describes how manual testers can generate test cases and automation scripts quickly using tools like Graphwalker and Sikuli to get testing feedback within hours, enabling rapid and continuous testing. An example is provided where features of Spotify's HTML5 desktop client were tested automatically in this way. The document concludes by discussing opportunities for fully automated testing using tools like GUITAR and WebTestingExplorer.
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This ‘QTP vs Selenium’ PPT by Edureka helps you understand how the two major automation tools differ from each other. Topics to be covered in this PPT:
What is QTP?
What is Selenium?
Benefits over each other
QTP vs Selenium
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This document discusses automation in software testing. It begins by explaining that manual testing is done by a human executing test steps, while automation testing uses a tool to execute test cases, enter test data, compare results, and generate reports. Automating test suites allows them to be re-run without human intervention. The goal of automation is not to eliminate manual testing, but to reduce the number of manually run test cases. Automation testing is important because manual testing of all scenarios is time-consuming, automation can run tests unattended, and increases test coverage and speed. Successful automation requires the right tool, process, and team. Common automation tools discussed are QTP, Selenium, Rational Robot, TestComplete, and Watir. The
1. Automation testing is faster and more reliable than manual testing as test scripts can execute precisely and at scale.
2. Automation testing requires less human resources over time as test cases are automated, while manual testing requires more testers.
3. Automation testing allows for programming of sophisticated tests to retrieve hidden information, while manual testing has limited capabilities.
The document discusses software development lifecycles (SDLC) and quality assurance (QA) processes for Agile and Waterfall methodologies. It also covers automation testing and why it is beneficial.
Measure performance of the application using open source performance testing...BugRaptors
Bugraptors know that the performance of any product is key component of that project, to measure the performance of the project we have expert team of performance testers who perform the testing by using various performance testing tools like Jmeter, LoadUI, Selenium web driver and deliver project which has good performance according to the requirements and end user’s perspective.
Eclipse Day India 2015 - Unleashing the Java 8 Tooling in EclipseEclipse Day India
The document discusses Eclipse tooling for Java 8 features like lambda expressions, default methods, and method references. It announces a demonstration of these Eclipse features at the EclipseCon NA 2015 conference, taking place the following day from 11:50-12:40 at the demo booth. The demonstration will cover how to configure Eclipse for Java 8 development and showcase views and tools for working with Java 8 code.
Static analysis is most efficient when being used regularly. We'll tell you w...PVS-Studio
The document discusses best practices for using static code analysis tools to maximize their effectiveness. It recommends: 1) Marking false positives to reduce future messages, 2) Using incremental analysis to check modified files, 3) Checking files modified in the last few days, and 4) Running analysis nightly on a build server. Following all recommendations provides the highest return on investment in static analysis by catching errors earlier in development.
Mobile Application Test automation using MonkeyTalk ToolVivek Pansara
This document introduces the MonkeyTalk tool for automating mobile application testing. It can test native, hybrid, and web applications on iOS and Android. The objectives are to explore MonkeyTalk for testing Android applications, including a native app, hybrid app, and web app. MonkeyTalk is compared to other tools. Testing can be done on real devices or emulators, with different test levels and techniques like automated and data-driven testing. The testing process involves preparing the app, connecting it, and recording, editing, and playing back tests. MonkeyTalk is a powerful cross-platform testing tool but cannot fully identify rich web or custom components.
Tales from the Dark Side: Ori Bendet Selenium Conference India 2016Ori Bendet
See HPE’s R&D uses Selenium and other open source tools. Understand the new roles and responsibilities of dev/test @HPE and how they fit into current team structure. Discover their lessons learned about how Selenium and open source has contributed to the success and maturity of HPE's own quality assurance and testing tools across the entire portfolio.
Static analysis is most efficient when being used regularly. We'll tell you w...Andrey Karpov
Some of our users run static analysis only occasionally. They find new errors in their code and, feeling glad about this, willingly renew PVS-Studio licenses. I should feel glad too, shouldn't I? But I feel sad - because you get only 10-20% of the tool's efficiency when using it in such a way, while you could obtain at least 80-90% if you used it otherwise. In this post I will tell you about the most common mistake among users of static code analysis tools.
Manual testing is suitable for executing test cases once or twice, while automation testing is better for executing test cases repeatedly and catching regressions when code is frequently changed. Automation testing can perform tests precisely each time across different machines and platforms simultaneously, while manual testing is less reliable, slower, and cannot test sophisticated scenarios or hidden information. Initial costs for automation are higher than manual testing but automation can execute tests much faster and be used repetitively long-term.
Test Automation Tool comparison – HP UFT/QTP vs. SeleniumAspire Systems
This document compares two popular test automation tools: HP UFT/QTP and Selenium. HP UFT/QTP is a commercial tool that is easier to use but more expensive, while Selenium is open source and free but requires coding skills. The document provides advantages and disadvantages of each tool, and recommends choosing the right tool based on your specific testing needs and resources.
There's a shift to open-source mobile test automation tools happening today among developers and QA. Many mature technology sectors are adopting lightweight, vendor-transparent tools to fulfill the need for speed and integration.
But as with many free and open-source software markets however, a plethora of tools complicates the selection process. How do you know which tool is worth spending the time to learn and integrate in your own environment?
These slides aim to help you choose which open-source test automation framework to use based on a number of critical considerations.
MonkeyTalk is a free and open source mobile app testing tool that allows users to write automated tests for native, mobile, and hybrid iOS and Android apps. It works with both real devices and emulators. Tests are written using a simple domain-specific language and can range from simple smoke tests to complex data-driven test suites. MonkeyTalk provides an IDE with features like a component tree, test editor, and results console. It supports cross-platform testing through either installing agents in each app or using a Java API to write tests as standard JUnit tests. While it cannot use XPath or CSS selectors, MonkeyTalk is able to locate and interact with UI elements using component IDs.
Parallel programs to multi-processor computers!PVS-Studio
Parallel programs can take advantage of multi-processor computers by dividing tasks into independent subtasks that can be solved simultaneously. This approach is known as parallel programming. The document provides an introduction to parallel programming for beginners, including an overview of processes and threads for parallel execution. It also discusses techniques for synchronizing parallel tasks like mutexes, semaphores, and critical sections. The document explains how parallel programs can be run on both multi-processor computers and computer clusters connected by a network.
This article concerns the program VivaVisualCode, showing how to use VivaCore library. VivaVisualCode represents in a graphic form the parse tree of the input source code in C++.
PVS-Studio, a solution for developers of modern resource-intensive applicationsPVS-Studio
The PVS-Studio tool
the Viva64 rule set for 64-bit software analysis;
the VivaMP rule set for parallel software analysis;
the general-purpose analysis rule set.
Licensing and pricing policy forPVS-Studio
About the OOO “Program Verification Systems” company
Regular use of static code analysis in team developmentPVS-Studio
Static code analysis technologies are used in companies with mature software development processes. However, there might be different levels of using and introducing code analysis tools into a development process: from manual launch of an analyzer "from time to time" or when searching for hard-to-find errors to everyday automatic launch or launch of a tool when adding new source code into the version control system.
The article discusses different levels of using static code analysis technologies in team development and shows how to "move" the process from one level to another. The article refers to the PVS-Studio code analyzer developed by the authors as an example.
Changes in programmer tools' infrastructurePVS-Studio
The article describes some observations concerning changes in the infrastructure of tools used by programmers in everyday work. First of all, these changes are related to the release of Visual Studio 2010.
The document summarizes the analysis of the Chromium web browser source code using the PVS-Studio static analysis tool. PVS-Studio found few errors in the 460 MB of Chromium code, demonstrating its high quality. Some errors that were found include incorrect array size calculations, meaningless checks, and potential security issues. While some errors were also found in Chromium's libraries and tests, the overall low error density shows the quality of Chromium's code.
The article describes the main preconditions and stages of development of open VivaCore library intended for code analysis and creation of metaprogramming systems. VivaCore project is a development of OpenC++ library in which support of C and C++ language peculiarities specific for Visual Studio 2005/2008 is implemented.
Lesson 19. Pattern 11. Serialization and data interchangePVS-Studio
Succession to existing data interchange protocols is an important component of the process of porting a program solution to a new platform. You need to provide the capability of reading the existing projects' formats, data interchange between 32-bit and 64-bit processes, etc.
Analysis of the Ultimate Toolbox projectPVS-Studio
While testing the general analyzer included into PVS-Studio 4.00, we checked several open-source projects from the CodeProject site. One of those was Ultimate ToolBox.
Lesson 16. Pattern 8. Memsize-types in unionsPVS-Studio
A union is specific in that way that all the union items (members of the union) are assigned the same memory space, that is they are overlapped. Although you may access this memory space with the help of any member of the union, still you should choose it so that the result is sensible.
Introduction into the problems of developing parallel programsPVS-Studio
As developing parallel software is rather a difficult task at present, the questions of theoretical training of specialists and investigation of methodology of projecting such systems become very urgent. Within the framework of this article we provide historical and technical information preparing a programmer for gaining knowledge in the sphere of developing parallel computer systems.
Optimization in the world of 64-bit errorsPVS-Studio
1. The document discusses the difficulty of demonstrating 64-bit errors through simple examples due to compiler optimizations.
2. An example code is provided that contains two errors by using 32-bit integers to index into a large 64-bit array, but it works correctly due to compiler optimizations.
3. A small change is made to the code to prevent the optimizations and cause it to crash as expected when run with the errors.
4. The author notes that 64-bit errors can be hidden by optimizations and evade detection in debugging and testing, but still cause failures when changes are made or on new compiler versions. Close inspection is needed to find these subtle errors.
The use of the code analysis library OpenC++: modifications, improvements, er...PVS-Studio
The document discusses modifications and improvements made to the OpenC++ code analysis library. It describes 15 modifications to the library related to error corrections or adding new functionality. The modifications include adding support for new keywords, skipping compiler-specific keywords, getting values of numerical literals, and fixing file paths. The purpose is to help developers use and improve OpenC++, while also demonstrating how to modify the library code.
OpenMP is a set of compiler directives, library procedures and environment variables for programming multi-threaded applications on multi-processor systems with shared memory. It provides a flexible mechanism for controlling parallel applications through directives that allow incremental parallelization of serial code. Some advantages of OpenMP include support for Fortran, an easier learning curve compared to message passing interfaces, and the ability to run parallelized code serially on single-processor systems.
The article describes the testing technologies used when developing PVS-Studio static code analyzer. The developers of the tool for programmers talk about the principles of testing their own program product which can be interesting for the developers of similar packages for processing text data or source code.
The article describes the testing technologies used when developing PVS-Studio static code analyzer. The developers of the tool for programmers talk about the principles of testing their own program product which can be interesting for the developers of similar packages for processing text data or source code.
PVS-Studio advertisement - static analysis of C/C++ codeAndrey Karpov
This document advertises the PVS-Studio static analyzer. It describes how using PVS-Studio reduces the number of errors in code of C/C++/C++11 projects and costs on code testing, debugging and maintenance. A lot of examples of errors are cited found by the analyzer in various Open-Source projects. The document describes PVS-Studio at the time of version 4.38 on October 12-th, 2011, and therefore does not describe the capabilities of the tool in the next versions. To learn about new capabilities, visit the product's site <a>http://www.viva64.com</a> or search for an updated version of this article.
The article describes a new direction in development of static code analyzers - verification of parallel programs. The article reviews several static analyzers which can claim to be called "Parallel Lint".
PVS-Studio Now Supports Any Build System under Windows and Any Compiler. Easy...Andrey Karpov
The next PVS-Studio version 5.15 will be able to analyze projects built by absolutely any build system: Makefile, Visual Studio Project, user-made build systems based on Python, Bash or whatever else... It will allow you to simply "watch" compiler calls and collect all the necessary information to run the analyzer in automatic mode. Moreover, it works with any (sensible) C/C++ compiler under Windows. Want to know more?
This document provides information about Codename One, a mobile application development framework that allows writing code once and deploying to multiple platforms. It discusses Codename One's mission to unify mobile development, how it works using build servers and lightweight components, and how to install and use it with NetBeans or Eclipse. Key aspects covered include themes, styles, components, layouts, and the GUI builder tool.
VivaMP, system of detecting errors in the code of parallel C++ programs using...PVS-Studio
The article lists the results of investigation of mistakes made by programmers using C++ and OpenMP. Static analysis is offered for automatic detection of these errors. The description of VivaMP analyzer integrating into Visual Studio environment and implementing the set task is described.
The document provides an overview of SonarQube, including what it is, its benefits, alternatives, how it works, and its components. SonarQube is an open source platform that measures and analyzes source code quality. It can analyze over 20 programming languages through plugins. Key benefits include increased sustainability, productivity, code quality, and consistency. Alternatives mentioned include JSHint for JavaScript and Coverity for static code analysis. The document also discusses SonarQube's architecture, how it works, and the benefits of SonarLint.
PVS-Studio advertisement - static analysis of C/C++ codePVS-Studio
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This document summarizes a review paper on online Java compilers. It discusses how online Java compilers allow users to write, compile, and debug Java programs in their web browser without needing to install development software locally. The document covers the basic workings of compilers, characteristics of online Java compilers like device independence and security, and advantages like easier updating and cross-platform compatibility. It also reviews some disadvantages, like code only running on systems it was compiled for. Overall, the document evaluates online Java compilers as a way to eliminate the need to install compilers individually on each machine.
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VivaMP - a tool for OpenMP
1. VivaMP - a tool for OpenMP
Author: Evgeniy Ryzhkov
Date: 20.11.2009
At present, Viva64 and VivaMP software products are included in PVS-Studio as parts of it and are no
longer distributed as separate applications. Please use PVS-Studio program to obtain the necessary
possibilities of code verification.
Abstract
The tool for programmers VivaMP is intended for helping OpenMP-based parallel software developers.
The article gives a brief description of the program product.
OpenMP parallel programming technology: advantages and
disadvantages
The modern processor (whether in a desktop or in a laptop) has several cores. Most often there are two
cores and more rarely three or four. But very soon even eight cores in a usual desktop computer will be
a common thing. That's why the most progressive software developers start thinking right now how to
make their programs parallel. That is how to load all the available processor's cores. And although it
would be an absolutely correct solution to develop a new parallel version of the program product, it is
actually the existing sequential version that is usually "parallelized". There are many different parallel
programming technologies but we are interested first of all in OpenMP technology as the most
promising for systems with common memory, that is the most promising for paralleling programs
intended for desktop computers. It allows you to make the existing program parallel by rewriting its
separate sections. All this seems (and actually is) very attractive to developers but here we face a
problem. Support of OpenMP technology is implemented in existing developing means so that it is very
easy to make errors which are not diagnosed [1]. Because of this developing OpenMP-solutions
becomes even more complicated.
A tool for supporting OpenMP-solution developers
To make the process of developing OpenMP-solutions less complicated OOO "Program Verification
Systems" creating program products in the sphere of code analysis has developed the program product
VivaMP (http://www.viva64.com/vivamp-tool/).
VivaMP is a C/C++ code analyzer intended for searching errors in existing OpenMP-programs and for
simplifying the process of developing new OpenMP-programs. If there are errors in a parallel program
which cannot be diagnosed by the compiler VivaMP will find them. After that the developer can easily
correct these errors using the Help system embedded into VivaMP.
Technically, VivaMP tool is implemented as an add-in module (AddIn) for Visual Studio 2005/2008
(figure 1).
2.
3. Figure 1 - VivaMP tool is embedded into Microsoft Visual Studio 2005/2008 environment
After testing a separate file, project or whole solution the analyzer prints the list of potential errors the
developer should look through into Error List. You can get information on each error in the Help system
integrating into MSDN.
VivaMP tool allows you to:
• find old errors in existing OpenMP-solutions;
• detect errors in new OpenMP-solutions being developed;
• get information on correcting errors in the Help system;
• increase performance of OpenMP-based solutions;
4. • investigate most of the possible errors in OpenMP-solutions using both the documentation and
the demo-program ParallelSample attached to the VivaMP distribution kit.
The stated ways of using VivaMP make this tool useful both for first-time OpenMP-programmers and
their more experienced colleagues.
Advantages of static analysis over other methods of searching parallel
errors
VivaMP tool is a static code analyzer. This means that unlike dynamic analyzers it doesn't require
launching the program being tested to detect errors, and the result of the static analyzer's work doesn't
depend on the execution environment. Static analysis allows you to test the code which receives control
rarely or which is executed when processing rare errors.
Verification of parallel programs with the help of static analysis method is considered to be difficult and
ineffective as it is impossible to detect errors occurring when different program parts interact. But in
case of OpenMP technology you can effectively use static analysis. It is because of OpenMP technology's
"local" character. As a rule, parallel code in programs is gathered in one place and this helps perform
detailed static analysis for detecting errors. To learn more about this subject see the article "Testing
parallel programs" [2].
Conclusion
If you develop parallel programs using OpenMP technology you need to get acquainted with VivaMP
tool (http://www.viva64.com/vivamp-tool/). It will help you make development of OpenMP-solutions
much simpler and quicker.
References
1. Alexey Kolosov, Evgeniy Ryzhkov, Andrey Karpov. 32 OpenMP Traps For C++ Developers.
http://www.viva64.com/art-3-2-1023467288.html
2. Andrey Karpov. Testing parallel programs. http://www.viva64.com/art-3-2-548461019.html