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- In the Eclipse C/C++ Projects view (a.k.a. "the project tree"), select the resource(s) that you want to test.You can use Ctrl + click or Shift + click to select multiple resources.
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- Choose the appropriate Test Configuration from the Test Using section of the Test button’s pull-down menu.
- Choose the appropriate Test Configuration from the Parasoft> Test Using menu in the menu bar.
- Choose the appropriate Test Configuration from the Parasoft Test History menu in the menu bar. Note that this menu contains only the most recently-run Test Configurations.
- Right-click the selection, then choose the appropriate Test Configuration from the [product_name]> Test Using shortcut menu.
- Right-click the selection, then choose the appropriate Test Configuration from the[product_name]> Test History shortcut menu.
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The general procedure for reviewing results (as well as generating reports) is the same across the various products in the Parasoft Test family, and is described in the Reviewing Results.
Fine-Tuning Test Settings
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For the general procedure for configuring Test Configurations, see the the Configuring Test Configurations and Rules for Policiesfor Policies.
For details on Test Configuration settings available for C++test, see Configuring Test Configurations.
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If you do not want all files to be analyzed/tested (for instance, to prevent the checking of automaticallygenerated filesautomatically generated files), you can exclude project resources from testing. To indicate which project resources should not be tested:
- In the project tree, right-click the project that contains the files that you want to be excluded.
Choose Properties from the shortcut menu, then select the Parasoft> C++test> Scope Settings category in the left pane.
Use the available controls to indicate which specific resources you want to skip and/or exclusion patterns that specify the set of resources you want to skip.
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