Axiomatizing Software Test Data Adequacy
Axiomatizing Software Test Data Adequacy
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T is branch adequate for P, provided for every branch b of P, there is some t in T which causes b to be traversed. This is an example of an adequacy criterion which is entirely program-based in the sense that It is independent of the specification (except, of course, for comparing the results produced by the program for a given input with the Intended results as defined in the specification). Other adequacy criteria are discussed in Section 3. We are primarily interested in this paper in adequa...cy criteria which are largely program dependent, and will thus generally omit reference to the specification. In such a case we may speak of "a program being adequately tested by a test set. " We have chosen to consider program-based adequacy criteria since almost -3- all adequacy criteria which have been proposed are program-based. Such strategies are ouch more amenable to mechanization than specification-based ones, as they permit the program to be treated as a purely syntactic object, and hence the large, well-understood theory of graphs can be applied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T is branch adequate for P, provided for every branch b of P, there is some t in T which causes b to be traversed. This is an example of an adequacy criterion which is entirely program-based in the sense that It is independent of the specification (except, of course, for comparing the results produced by the program for a given input with the Intended results as defined in the specification). Other adequacy criteria are discussed in Section 3. We are primarily interested in this paper in adequa...cy criteria which are largely program dependent, and will thus generally omit reference to the specification. In such a case we may speak of "a program being adequately tested by a test set. " We have chosen to consider program-based adequacy criteria since almost -3- all adequacy criteria which have been proposed are program-based. Such strategies are ouch more amenable to mechanization than specification-based ones, as they permit the program to be treated as a purely syntactic object, and hence the large, well-understood theory of graphs can be applied.
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