Supports visualization of processing time per function and task cycle! It can also be used to verify performance requirements and detect variations in response time.
We would like to introduce the dynamic testing tool 'DT+' that enables action analysis and gray box testing. Based on execution logs, it visualizes the discrepancies between design and actual behavior. It allows for an objective understanding of "what is really happening" on the actual device, including abnormal behaviors that cannot be fully covered in tests and unexpected function calls. Additionally, it supports the visualization of processing times for each function and task cycles, making it useful for verifying performance requirements and detecting variations in response times. 【Features】 ■ Visualizes discrepancies between design and actual behavior based on execution logs ■ Supports visualization of processing times for each function and task cycles *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【For such concerns】 ■ I want to quickly identify the cause of market issues. ■ I want to analyze code for which there is no design document. ■ I want to streamline the performance evaluation of legacy code. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■Dynamic Testing *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Heartland Data engages in the development and sales of various solutions, including contract development of embedded software, network audio used in home audio and car audio, and development support tools for software developers. With the philosophy of "Creating things for smiles," we will continue to provide products that are recognized for their value by many customers through "pursuing what does not exist now, advanced software development" and "developing groundbreaking development support tools to assist software developers."