Parasoft Integrates C/C++ Tools

By David Worthington

April 15, 2007 — Parasoft C++test and Parasoft Insure++ have been morphed into plug-ins for Eclipse and Visual Studio, changing their place in the development process.

Development teams can apply Parasoft C++test 7.0’s utilities earlier in the development process than before. The tool provides facilities for coding policy enforcement, static analysis, code review, unit testing, component testing and regression testing.

It has a new code review module that automates peer code reviews and a feature called “BugDetective,” that sleuths out runtime bugs by tracing and simulating execution paths. Because it is Eclipse-compatible, C++test integrates with Wind River Systems’ Workbench for device deployment environments.

Parasoft’s C/C++ solutions manager, Sergei Sokolov, said that these tools usually come from different vendors, are “stitched together” and live outside of IDEs. “We are fielding a tool that combines most best practices,” Sokolov said.

Insure++ 7.1 targets the root cause of bugs resulting from improper use of the Standard Template Library (STL). To that end, it verifies proper use of STL during runtime, and verifies STL containers, iterators, pointers and references.

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