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Introduction

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

	The following content relates to the sample files and workspaces installed in '''%STRIDE_DIR%\Samples\TestScripts\Interfacing'''. This sample consists of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Visual_Studio Visual Studio] workspace for building a [[~~Windows_Off~~-~~Target_Apps~~\|Windows Off-Target App]], sample source code and test scripts, and a STRIDE workspace for sample code execution.		The following content relates to the sample files and workspaces installed in '''%STRIDE_DIR%\Samples\TestScripts\Interfacing'''. This sample consists of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Visual_Studio Visual Studio] workspace for building a [[Off-Target Test App\|Windows Off-Target App]], sample source code and test scripts, and a STRIDE workspace for sample code execution.

	==Getting Started==		==Getting Started==

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Prerequisites

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	Before starting the Interfacing Sample, the following prerequisites must be satisfied:		Before starting the Interfacing Sample, the following prerequisites must be satisfied:
	* STRIDE must be installed on the Windows PC to be used in the training, and any required licenses must be present.		* STRIDE must be installed on the Windows PC to be used in the training, and any required licenses must be present.
	* Active State Perl must be installed, and [[Desktop Installation#Perl\|additional perl packages]] must be downloaded and installed.		* Active State Perl must be installed, and [[Studio:Desktop Installation#Perl\|additional perl packages]] must be downloaded and installed.
	* Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or a later version must be installed. If you do not currently have any version of Visual Studio, we recommend that you install the current free version of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Studio_Express Visual Studio Express].		* Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or a later version must be installed. If you do not currently have any version of Visual Studio, we recommend that you install the current free version of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Studio_Express Visual Studio Express].
	For details and instructions, see [[Desktop Installation]].		For details and instructions, see [[Studio:Desktop Installation]].

	===Basic Execution===		===Basic Execution===

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	[[Category: Samples]]		[[Category:Studio:Samples]]

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Sample Description

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	The main focus of this sample is the use of your SCL qualified interfaces in script code. The STRIDE object that enables this is [[AutoScript]] (declared as ''ascript'' when injected into Studio's script execution environment). These examples are provided in two functionally equivalent examples. One is in jscript and the other in perl. It is recommended that you try to follow one of the provided examples in whichever language you are most comfortable reading.		The main focus of this sample is the use of your SCL qualified interfaces in script code. The STRIDE object that enables this is [[AutoScript]] (declared as ''ascript'' when injected into Studio's script execution environment). These examples are provided in two functionally equivalent examples. One is in jscript and the other in perl. It is recommended that you try to follow one of the provided examples in whichever language you are most comfortable reading.

	'''Note:''' This sample does not cover the use of [[AutoScript#ascript.TestUnits\|test units in ascript]]. For examples of how to invoke test units from script code, please refer to the [[Test Class ~~Sample~~]].		'''Note:''' This sample does not cover the use of [[AutoScript#ascript.TestUnits\|test units in ascript]]. For examples of how to invoke test units from script code, please refer to the [[Test Class Samples]].

	===Calling Functions===		===Calling Functions===

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

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	* Active State Perl must be installed, and [[Desktop Installation#Perl\|additional perl packages]] must be downloaded and installed.		* Active State Perl must be installed, and [[Desktop Installation#Perl\|additional perl packages]] must be downloaded and installed.
	* Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or a later version must be installed. If you do not currently have any version of Visual Studio, we recommend that you install the current free version of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Studio_Express Visual Studio Express].		* Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or a later version must be installed. If you do not currently have any version of Visual Studio, we recommend that you install the current free version of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Studio_Express Visual Studio Express].
	For details and instructions, see [[Desktop ~~Installation\|Host~~ Installation]].		For details and instructions, see [[Desktop Installation]].

	===Basic Execution===		===Basic Execution===

Stevel at 00:48, 10 December 2008

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	Before starting the Interfacing Sample, the following prerequisites must be satisfied:		Before starting the Interfacing Sample, the following prerequisites must be satisfied:
	* STRIDE must be installed on the Windows PC to be used in the training, and any required licenses must be present.		* STRIDE must be installed on the Windows PC to be used in the training, and any required licenses must be present.
	* Active State Perl must be installed, and [[~~Host_Installation~~#Perl\|additional perl packages]] must be downloaded and installed.		* Active State Perl must be installed, and [[Desktop Installation#Perl\|additional perl packages]] must be downloaded and installed.
	* Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or a later version must be installed. If you do not currently have any version of Visual Studio, we recommend that you install the current free version of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Studio_Express Visual Studio Express].		* Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or a later version must be installed. If you do not currently have any version of Visual Studio, we recommend that you install the current free version of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Studio_Express Visual Studio Express].
	For details and instructions, see [[~~Host_Installation~~\|Host Installation]].		For details and instructions, see [[Desktop Installation\|Host Installation]].

	===Basic Execution===		===Basic Execution===

Robg at 22:11, 14 October 2008

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	~~'''Note:''' ''for content related to versions of STRIDE 3.0.0101a and earlier, please refer to [[Autoscript Sample v3.0.0101a]]''~~

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

Robg: /* Owning Functions */

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Owning Functions

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	# Return to the caller with the autoscript Return() method.		# Return to the caller with the autoscript Return() method.

	Ownership of five different functions is illustrated by the sample. The first function, f_owning_1() is a very simple interface taking a single int parameter and returning an int. The definition of it, like all the owning functions is found in OwningFunctions.h. The functions f_owning_2(), f_owning_3() and f_owning_4() illustrate owner handling of IN, OUT an INOUT pointers ~~rspectively~~. Finally, f_owning_5() illustrates owner handling of a function with two parameters.		Ownership of five different functions is illustrated by the sample. The first function, f_owning_1() is a very simple interface taking a single int parameter and returning an int. The definition of it, like all the owning functions is found in OwningFunctions.h. The functions f_owning_2(), f_owning_3() and f_owning_4() illustrate owner handling of IN, OUT an INOUT pointers respectively. Finally, f_owning_5() illustrates owner handling of a function with two parameters.

			For examples of source instrumentation requirements when owning and overriding functions see the [[Intercept_Module_Sample\|Intecept Module Sample.]]

	===Sending Messages===		===Sending Messages===

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Basic Execution

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	Once you have successfully opened the solution, rebuild it. The build process has custom STRIDE build rules integrated and will produce a STRIDE database, intercept module source files, and an Windows Off-Target App that incorporates the sample source code.		Once you have successfully opened the solution, rebuild it. The build process has custom STRIDE build rules integrated and will produce a STRIDE database, intercept module source files, and an Windows Off-Target App that incorporates the sample source code.

	Once the build is complete you can open the STRIDE workspace file and run all scripts using the [[image:Run_all.gif]] button. The scripts in this workspace focus on scripting with the ascript object model ~~and do not do any test case generation or reporting~~. For examples of using the reporter object model to add test case reporting to your scripts, please refer to the [[Reporting Sample]].		Once the build is complete you can open the STRIDE workspace file and run all scripts using the [[image:Run_all.gif]] button. The scripts in this workspace focus on scripting with the ascript object model. For examples of using the reporter object model to add test case reporting to your scripts, please refer to the [[Reporting Sample]].

	==Sample Description==		==Sample Description==