Re: accessible software testing applications
- From: prateek aggarwal <prateekagarwal99@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 11 Dec 2009 19:00:49 +0530
oh, that's cool!
glad to know, that such valuable professional apps are accessible.
as you said that you're using them with hal, may i know, on what mode
you're using them I.E. screen reader, or magnifier?
i'm basically a screenreader user, and would like to use it with JFW
most preferablly.
besides, though it's cool to know about these softwares that you're
using with, but could you kindly provide me any rellavant information
about VTune and it's accessibility, since it's going to be the first
software testing related application that i'll ever use.
or, perhaps you might be knowing any alternative solution to VTune,
like we use eclipse instead of netbeans while it comes to java.
would appreciate your soonnest possible response.
regards,
prateek agarwal.
On 12/11/09, Nick.Adamson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<Nick.Adamson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi prateek.
>
> We use a couple of tools to do our software testing.
> To test that the code does what its meant to, unit testing and the like,
> we use cucumber. This is a ruby framework but can be used to test c++
> which is how we use it.
> To dynamically analyse our software as its being tested to find memory
> leeks and uninitialized memory faults we use rational purify. This is a
> very good tool but is quite expensive.
>
> To do code analysis to ensure it meets style and safety guidelines we
> use LDRA tool suite. This is very expensive but we need a tool like this
> to be able to certify our software to the safety standards we're
> required to meet.
>
> All 3 of these tools are mostly accessible. I've not had any problem
> accessing them using Hal.
>
> Hope this helps.
> Nick.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: programmingblind-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:programmingblind-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of prateek
> aggarwal
> Sent: 11 December 2009 07:08
> To: programmingblind
> Subject: accessible software testing applications
>
> hey everyone,
> as a part of my software engeneering course, the next module that i'm
> gonna studdy would be software testing.
> i'd like to know from you folks, that what applications/programs you
> guys are using for software testing purpuses.
> few days back i've asked about accessibility of VTune, but no one has
> responded unfortunately.
> if you can kindly tell that what are the accessible software testing
> software that i can use to accomplish my course successfully?
> basically, it should analyze and optimise the codes.
> waiting for your responses, soon as it may be possible for you.
>
> regards,
> prateek agarwal.
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