Lithuanian Company Axioma Metering uses Testwell CTC++ to analyze Code Coverage

(Kaunas/Lithuania, Offenburg/Germany, 22 March 2022)

Axioma Metering develops and manufactures ultrasonic heat, water metering and data management. The company which is a part of ICOR Group (one of the largest corporate groups in the Baltic States) has choosen Testwell CTC++ for measuring Code Coverage.
With Axioma as its first customer in Lithuania, Testwell CTC++ is now successfully used by over 700 customers in 41 countries to improve code quality.
"For deeper and more complete testing without a tool analyzing code coverage, it is difficult to assess how fully the unit testing has been completed", states Povilas Jakavičius, Strategic Procurement Manager of Axioma. "For our meters we use multi-condition coverage for which Testwell CTC++ generates clear and informative reports".
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Testwell CTC++ 9.1.4 with macOS Support Available

(Offenburg/Germany, 18 March 2022)

Verifysoft has released version 9.1.4 of Testwell CTC++ Test Coverage Analyser.
In addition to Windows and Linux, version 9.1.4 now supports macOS (Big Sur, Monterey) for x86_64 and arm64 (M1) architectures.
There are also some minor bug fixes. Learn more

Recorded Webinars about Code Coverage for Safety Critical Systems and Tool Qualifications Online

(Offenburg, 14 February 2022)

The recorded webinars of our US/Indian distributor Lexingtonsoft about Testwell CTC++ / Code Coverage for Safety Critical Systems and of Dr. Oscar Slotosch (Validas AG, Munich) about Testwell CTC++ Tool Qualification are now online on our YouTube Channel.
The presentation of Oscar Slotosch, one of the leading specialists for Tool Chain Qualifications, handles also the difference between Qualification and Certification of tools.

White-Box Testing in safety-related Projects: Recorded Webinar Online

(Offenburg, 31 January 2022)

Numerous participants at the webinar "White-Box Testing in safety-related Projects" with Dipl.-Ing. Martin Heininger with HEICON Global Engineering learned at the end of January about the five most important points for successful white-box testing in security-related projects:
- How are the expected functional test results determined?
- Which test methods are used to create normal range test cases?
- Which test methods are used to create robustness test cases?
- What role plays the structural source code coverage?
- How do you successfully and efficiently perform test reviews?
Missed the webinar? Have a look to the recorded webinar!