STRIDE 4.3.01x

This page documents the changes in STRIDE version 4.3.01x (code name Power Plant).

Please review this information before upgrading from an earlier version.

Note that if you are upgrading from a previous installation you must uninstall your existing STRIDE before installing version 4.3.01x.

What's New

Based on customer feedback this release includes many key usability improvements and bug fixes.

Remoting

A full featured Remotting API has been developed. Now you can not only "call" but also "double" remote function in a perl test module.

Tracing

The Tracing subsystem has been reimplemented. Now it allows tracing on any remote activity - test point/log, functions, messages...

Posix SDK

A new Posix SDK (a generalization of previously existing Linux SDK) has been developed.

Change Details

Fixes

This section describes defects which have been corrected in STRIDE and the customer tracking number associated with them, if any, in brackets [].

• Failure of an assertion test macro may result in incorrect code execution.
• Incorrect processing of a some non-standard and complex expectation scenarios.
• STRIDE Build Tools error out on Linux with read-only access to $HOME.
• STRIDE Compiler may incorrectly handle bit fields in non-Microsoft mode.
• STRIDE Runner may incorrect travers hidden folders.
• Unable to add more then one dynamic test case.

Tests in Scripts

• STRIDE::Test module TestPointSetup method has been updated to support continuous processing.
• Status for dynamic test cases
• Report format - source trace attachments
• Error handling has been improved.

Tests in C/C++

• Simplified handling of dynamic test case status - added new srTEST_DONE status.
• Simplified handling of test doubles - added new srDOUBLE_RESET macro.
• Error handling has been improved.

Samples

• All samples have been updated.

Runtime

• STRIDE Host Release 4.3.01x is compatible with the Runtime Version 4.3.01
• All of the Runtime files have been modified. It is recommended that you update them all.
• The content of the Linux SDK has become part of the new Posix SDK.
• All Windows SDK files have been modified.