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Java-HCT download for Linux

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This is the Linux app named Java-HCT whose latest release can be downloaded as hydrib_concolic_testing.jar. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.

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Java-HCT


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DESCRIPTION

In our proposed work, we combine feedback-directed test cases generation with concolic testing to form Java-Hybrid Concolic Testing (Java-HCT). Java-HCT generates test cases combine so that, it create more number of test cases. Hence, through Java-HCT we achieve high MC/DC. Combinations of approaches represent different tradeoffs of completeness and scalability. We developed Java-HCT using RANDOOP, jCUTE, and COPECA. Combination of RANDOOP and jCUTE creates more test cases. COPECA is used to measure MC/DC\% using these generated test cases. Experimental study shows that Java-HCT produce better MC/DC\% through individual testing techniques(feedback-directed random testing and concolic testing).

Programming Language

Java



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