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Each instance of Eclipse creates and writes to a configuration folder. If multiple instances of EcipseEclipse/C++test are running in parallel, data corruption may occur. Eclipse provides a number of strategies for initializing the Eclipse configuration area in order to support multi-user installations.

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titleProper Compiler Configuration is Critical

In most cases, C++test needs to invoke the compiler and linker in order to perform static analysis and runtime testing tasks, which commonly involve preprocessing, compiling, and linking programs.

To access C++test’s full functionality, the machine where C++test is run must have the complete development environment and compiler tool chaintoolchain.

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titleWindows and Windows Server notes
  • Installation and initial run must be performed by a user with Administrator privileges.
  • When running C++test, you must have write access to the directory containing the testing workspace and project. Specifically, if you are using a non-Administrator account, you will need to copy C++test example projects from the 'Program Files' location into the user directory and run the tests on the copied projects.
  • The C++test CLI executable (cpptestcli.exe) should be executed from a directory with write access (because the working directory is the default location in which C++test generates the report after tests).
  • If your machine-id is WIN32-0, remove the file located in <DRIVE>:\Users\<USER_NAME>\.parasoft\C++test\9.x\license.

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titleAlternative installation methods

For details on performing a silent installation see Preconfiguration C++test During Installation.

Installation

To install the standalone version of C++test on a Windows system:

  1. In Windows Explorer, locate and double-click the self-extracting archive.
  2. Click Yes when a dialog asks whether you want to install C++test.
  3. Select the language to use during the installation.
  4. Click Next after you have read and agreed with the license information.
  5. In Destination Location, enter the desired installation directory for C++test's files, then click Next.
    • If Parasoft Test 9.x is not yet installed, you will be asked to select an installation directory for Parasoft Test's files.
    • If Parasoft Test 9.x is already installed, C++test will be installed into it.
  6. Specify where you want the program’s shortcuts added in the Start Menu Folder.
  7. Click Install.

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