In your IDE, click Parasoft in the menu bar and choose Options (Visual Studio) or Preferences (Eclipse).
Select Engines.
Enable the desired engine by checking Enable and specifying the location of the C/C++test executable.
When you enable an engine, a default test configuration is made active for running code analysis. You can change the active test configuration (see Setting the Active Test Configuration), as well as add additional Test Configurations to the Favorites menu ( see Saving Test Configurations to the Favorites Menu).
4. Specify command line execution arguments, including the compiler configuration, in the Arguments field.
Use the -compiler switch and the values needed to ensure that the C/C++test functions as expected (see the Automation User Guide for details).
You can use the following predefined variables to simplify the parameters:
${scope}: Uses the current UI selection to set the scope (i.e, the project, directory, or file selected in the Project Explorer, Navigator, or file editor).${configuration}: Uses the test configuration specified in the Parasoft> Configuration settings, see Working with Test Configurations.${bdf}: Uses the .bdf file of the selected project as an input for testing. The .bdf file must be located in the main project's directory.
5. Specify the working directory in the Working directory field. You can use the following predefined variables:
${workspace_loc}: Points to the current workspace directory in Eclipse.${solution.dir}: Points to the current solution directory in Visual Studio.
