Rational PureCoverage for Windows - What's New

New in Rational PureCoverage, version 2000.02.10

• Java support has been added for Java2 compliant JVMs. You can now use PureCoverage to get function-level information using Sun's JDK release 1.2.2 and 1.3 (tested in pre-release)and other compatible JVMs. Note: A file called Profile.ini has been added to the PureCoverage product directory to control the pre-filtering of system methods. Refer to this file for details on adding additional filters.

• Improved performance and reliability.

New in Rational PureCoverage 6.5

• Support has been added for comparing the PureCoverage data of two separate runs of an executable.

• Improved compatibility with IIS and other services.

• Default instrumentation behavior has changed for modules which have no associated debug information. These modules are now instrumented in "exclude" mode by default. This improves both instrumentation and run-time performance.

• PureCoverage is integrated with Rational Robot 7.1, a Rational functional testing tool. You can use PureCoverage together with Robot scripts to collect coverage data for an application under test. From the "Tools GUI Playback Options Diagnostic Tools" tab, select "Rational PureCoverage." See your Rational Robot documentation for more details.

New in Rational PureCoverage 6.0.1
The following problems have been corrected:

• When PureCoverage was run under Rational SQA Robot and Rational Test Factory it was possible, in certain circumstances, for PureCoverage to use excessive processor time while handling redundant messages from the Application Under Test (AUT). This resulted in SQA Robot timing out while waiting for the AUT to respond.

• When PureCoverage was run from the Visual C++ toolbar, some instrumented applications would fail if PureCoverage was installed in the default location.

• PureCoverage did not install correctly on French Windows NT.