Log unit test results (expected and actual)
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Package Test_Log and test program Test_TL
A Test Log is a log of test activity in direct support
of unit testing of Ada packages and the program units they
contain. Expected and actual test results can be reported
to the Test Log, and Test Log can build a summary report
of the test results. It keeps track of the number of tests
and the number of errors detected.
Test Log performs its operations in one of three modes:
SILENT -- only a summary report is generated
VERBOSE -- all test results are reported to the console
REPORT_TO_FILE -- same as VERBOSE but output to a file
MIL-HDBK-1804 PDL is used throughout package Test_Log.
To compile package Test_Log, simply compile TESTLOG.SRC;
this is a Pager file containing the Spec and Body of Test_Log.
The included test program Test_TL provides an example of
the use of Test Log. To compile Test_TL, compile TESTLOG.TST.
DATE VERSION AUTHOR HISTORY 2/28/91 1.0 Richard Conn Initial Release
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