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Revision as of 23:19, 18 September 2012
This page documents the changes in STRIDE version 4.3.01x (code name Power Plant), released on Jun 9, 2011.
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.
Script Remoting
A full featured Perl Remoting API has been developed. Now you both "call" and "double" a function that exists on the target 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, etc.
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 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 traverse hidden folders.
- Unable to add more then one dynamic test case.
Tests in Scripts
- Improved test reporting support.
- There is no implicit trace content annotation per test module anymore.
- 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.
Minor and Patch releases
4.3.01a
New features and improvements:
- Windows SDK has been updated to support kernel mode testing.
- Added support for Perl version 5.14.
Defects corrected and the customer tracking number associated with them, if any, in brackets []:
- STRIDE Compiler fails to compile valid C++0x syntax.
- Posix SDK source is not ANSI C complient and fails to compile in that mode.
- Posix SDK may fail to link in a minimalistic environment.
- The Linux version of the STRIDE Runner may fail to execute in some environments due to dependency on libmagic.
- STRIDE Extensions for Visual Studio may output incorrect build log file hyperlink.
- Test Unit Packaging Samples reference an undocumented macro.
The following Posix SDK files have been modified:
Makefile palIO.c palOS.c stride.h stride.c strideDaemon.c TestApp.c
The following Windows SDK files have been modified:
Makefile palIO.c stride.c stride.targets
4.3.01b
Defects corrected and the customer tracking number associated with them, if any, in brackets []:
- STRIDE Compiler may fail in C++ "microsoft" mode under Microsoft WDK 8.0 environment.
- STRIDE Compiler in "gnu" mode incorrectly adds "/usr/include" to its include search directories.
- The Linux version of the STRIDE Runner may not properly specify file annotation's mime type.
4.3.01c
New features and improvements:
- Added support for x64 target.
- Changed STRIDE Runner trace option to use "yml" (instead of "yaml") as output type.
Defects corrected and the customer tracking number associated with them, if any, in brackets []:
- Posix SDK fails to compile with custom transport enabled.
- Posix SDK generates marshaling errors for single-process complex target.
- The Linux version of the STRIDE Runner executes times slower compared to Windows.
- Windows SDK kernel mode support is incomplete.
- Posix SDK may deadlock when built with -DPAL_USE_PTIMER_SIGEV_THREAD=0 (default).
The following Runtime files have been modified:
srdiag.h srdiag.c
The following Posix SDK files have been modified:
Makefile palIO.c palOS.c stride.c stride.x64.settings
The following Windows SDK files have been modified:
Makefile palOS.c stride.c stride.x64.settings
4.3.01d
New features and improvements:
- Improved error messages on STRIDE Runner upload failure.
Defects corrected and the customer tracking number associated with them, if any, in brackets []:
- Klocwork warnings in Posix SDK.
- STRIDE Compiler may fail to compile Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 ATL system headers in C++ "microsoft" mode.
- Off-target build of the Windows SDK may fail due to existance of Unix shell (i.e. sh.exe) in the system path.
- Unable to terminate STRIDE Runner when launched with wrong device IP address.
- Unable to apply scl_conform or scl_struct_sized pragma to a struct that is a last member of another struct.
The following Posix SDK files have been modified:
Makefile palIO.c stride.c
The following Windows SDK files have been modified:
Makefile
4.3.01e
New features and improvements:
- Greatly improved the STRIDE Build Tools performace. There is no dependency on doxygen binaries no more. Resolution of macro (preprocessor define) constants in the STRIDE Compiler has been made optional.
Defects corrected and the customer tracking number associated with them, if any, in brackets []:
- Windows SDK fails to build with the latest WindowsPhone 8.0 WDK.
- Ordered wait on ANY_AT_ALL/ANY_COUNT Expectations doesn't report any test point.
- Using the C++ srTestPointsHandler class for Expectations testing may result in trace errors.
- Bad characters in test annotations may invalidate the STRIDE Runner report.
- Very big test case duration appears as NaN in the STRIDE Runner report.
- Test annotations in long running tests may appear out of order in the STRIDE Runner report.
- Setting status in the context of a Remote Double resets async operations.
- STRIDE Runner fails on Perl diagnostics with Perl 5.14.
- STRIDE Compiler fails to extract documentation when run on 64-bit Linux.
The following Runtime files have been modified:
srtest.h srtest.c srtestpp.cpp
The following Posix SDK files have been modified:
stride.c
The following Windows SDK files have been modified:
palIO.c palOS.c stride.c stride.props stride.rules stride.targets stride.xml stride_c.rules s2WindowsBuild.pl
4.3.01f
New features and improvements:
- Posix SDK and Windows SDK now support IM thread naming and allow specification of the stack size.
Defects corrected and the customer tracking number associated with them, if any, in brackets []:
- Posix SDK may fail with EINTR on sockets accept().
- Posix SDK doesn't check existence of SHM path.
- Using Test Log before STRIDE Runtime initialization results in a crash.
- Windows SDK fails to build with the latest WindowsPhone 8.0 WDK.
- STRIDE Extensions for Visual Studio fail with cygwin's version of Perl.
- STRIDE Extensions for Visual Studio are unable to process very long include path.
- STRIDE Runner fails on execute test modules with Perl 5.14.
The following Runtime files have been modified:
srconn.h srtestutil.c
The following Posix SDK files have been modified:
Makefile palIO.c palOS.c stride.c
The following Windows SDK files have been modified:
palIO.c stride.c stride.arm.s2scompile stride.props stride.rules stride.targets stride.xml stride_c.rules
The following Windows SDK files have been added:
s2sbuild.js
The following Windows SDK files have been removed:
s2WindowsBuild.pl