Both C++test standalone and the C++test Eclipse plugin allow C++test to be used with Renesas RX—no special integration is required.
C++test doesn't actually "integrate" with the RX development environment; rather, it is preconfigured to support the RX set of compilers, which allows C++test projects to use these compilers.
You can use the cpptesttrace
utility to create a .bdf file based on an e2studio project (see Generating a .bdf File From an e2studio Project) and import the .bdf file into C++test for analysis (see Import BDF file into C++test).
The following compiler/environment versions are supported:
cpptesttrace --cpptesttraceProjectName=<prj_name> --cpptesttraceOutputFile=<prj_dir>\<prj_name>.bdf <path_to_e2studio>\e2_studio\Utilities\make.exe all |
To enable logging, add the -d
option after calling make.exe
and before the all
command.
Specify the absolute path to the By default, the trace feature is configured to capture each toolchain executable name recognized by C++test through built-in compiler configurations. If the process' command-lines aren't scanned, specify the compiler and linker executable names by adding a
The |
You must repeat the entire process following any changes to the original project unless you are adding new sources in existing source locations.