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New Company and Product Flyer available
(Offenburg/Germany, 27 September 2010)
An updated Verifysoft company and product flyer is now available for download. The brochure provides information on our software testing and analysis tools, automatic test generator Conformiq Tool Suite, code coverage and metric analysis tools, unit test tools as well as some background information about our company.
Download: English Deutsch Français
Download: English Deutsch Français
Graphical Frontend for Testwell CMT++: Verifysoft Announces Verybench
(Offenburg, 24 November 2008)
Verifysoft announces Verybench, a graphical frontend for the Code Complexity Measures Tool Testwell CMT++.
The CMT++ add-on provides distinct views of the complexities for developers, reviewers, tester, management, and controlling.
Verybench generates outputs in text, HTML, XML, CSV, and PDF.
The release is planned for February 2009.
The CMT++ add-on provides distinct views of the complexities for developers, reviewers, tester, management, and controlling.
Verybench generates outputs in text, HTML, XML, CSV, and PDF.
The release is planned for February 2009.
Testwell CMT++ Code Complexity Measures Tool for C/C++: Version 4.2 available
(28 September 2007)
A new version (4.2) of Testwell CMT++ Code Complexity Measures Tool for C/C++ is available.
CMT++ 4.2 comes with new features, i.e.:
CMT++ 4.2 comes with new features, i.e.:
- The format of the long report is changed to XML. The report form has been extended to contain "all" information that CMT++ in general analyses from the source files (system-level summary, alarms, etc.). This new XML form is now meant to be the primary means in CMT++ integrations to tool chains.
- From a class/struct declaration inline methods are now reported. The declaration itself is no more reported as its own entity. It is considered to be like any other header code (like a function prototype), which is counted to file-level measures.
- Better handling of conditional compilations when unbalanced {}s. No more "unexpected end of file" messages in normal use cases.
- Many improvements in the HTML report (cmt2html utility)
- CMT++ GUI improved (Windows)
- Visual Studio 2005 IDE integration introduced (Windows)