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C++test is available in the following editions:

• Professional Edition: A completely integrated tool suite that enables developers/testers to perform automated code analysis (with built-in coding standards/rules and any custom rules developed in the Architect Edition) and automated unit testing (with automatically-generated and user-defined test cases) from the desktop. Tests that scan multiple classes/files/directories can be performed directly from the development environment, with results immediately reported in the GUI for review/repair. Additionally, problems identified by Server Edition tests can be imported into the GUI for review/repair. The Professional edition is intended to be installed and licensed on every developer and tester desktop.
• Architect Edition: Includes the Professional Edition functionality, and adds the RuleWizard module, which enables the creation of custom coding standards/rules using a graphical interface. The Architect Edition is intended for use by an architect or the individual responsible for establishing coding standards for the organization.
• Server Edition: Includes the Professional Edition functionality, and adds support for performing automated code analysis and unit testing as batch or “server” processes. The provided command-line interface can test the complete project code base and be integrated into the automated build process. Results are written to customizable reports, which can be easily accessed by team members. Additionally, developers and QA can import Server Edition test results into the desktop GUI for review/repair.
  The Server Edition also provides:
  • The Team Configuration Manager (TCM) module, which enables centralized administration and sharing of coding standards/rule sets, unit testing configurations, and test assets. TCM is designed for development teams that want to ensure consistency in test practices across the team. When TCM is implemented team-wide, the architect/lead developer can configure and upload standard team-wide test settings/configurations/files, then TCM will automatically share them across all team C++test installations. TCM may be installed and run on any supported computer system (e.g., one of the developers' workstations, the server hosting a Parasoft Server Edition product, or an independent system).
  • The Code Review module, which automates preparation, notification, and tracking of peer code reviews, addresses the known shortcomings of this very powerful development practice. C++test automatically identifies updated code by scanning the source control system, matches the code with designated reviewers, and tracks the progress of each review item until closure. With the Code Review module, teams can establish a bulletproof review process—where all new code gets reviewed and all identified issues are resolved.
  • BugDetective, which simulates application execution paths—which may cross multiple functions and files—and determines whether these paths could trigger runtime bugs. Defects detected include using uninitialized memory, null pointer dereferencing, division by zero, and memory and resource leaks. Such defects may also point to missing requirements for the specific use cases corresponding to highlighted execution paths.