Abstract
Automated testing frameworks are widely used for assuring quality of modern software in secure software development lifecycle. Sometimes it is needed to assure quality of specific software and, hence specific approach should be applied. In this paper, we present an approach and implementation details of automated testing framework suitable for acceptance testing of static source code analysis tools. The presented framework is used for continuous testing of static source code analyzers for C, C++ and Python programs.
Highlights
Acceptance testing is a very common approach to make sure required software functionality is satisfying needs of end user in an automatic way
In our previous talk1, we have described a generalized approach for testing static source code analysis tools, which includes Acceptance Testing Framework and Regression Testing System called Report History Server
We introduce requirements, implementation details, evaluation and limitations of Acceptance Testing Framework for static source code analysis tools based on our experience of development and daily usage of such a framework in industrial development of static source code analysis tools
Summary
Acceptance testing is a very common approach to make sure required software functionality is satisfying needs of end user in an automatic way. A source code static analysis tools are become an industrial standard for software quality assurance at early stages in secure software development lifecycle. They are commonly used for detection of program issues and logical errors. We introduce requirements, implementation details, evaluation and limitations of Acceptance Testing Framework for static source code analysis tools based on our experience of development and daily usage of such a framework in industrial development of static source code analysis tools.
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