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Bugst is a collection of C++ libraries whose main goal is to shorten development time of experimental tools which are necessary for evaluation of a new program analysis method. Bugst is therefore targeted to students and researchers to support their research by quick development of experiments. The second important goal of Bugst is improving scalability of its libraries to programs used in practice, since experiments performed on such programs usually give solid experimental evidence of...

...Each line is interpreted and compared against a list of known commands. Comments must stay on their own line and should start with a # sign. The documentation uses the term target to refer to a program that is being tested. To create a new target use the TARGET command. To change current target use the SWITCH command. Targets are discarded only at the end of the program. If you do not check explicitly for program exit using END TARGET or EXIT CODE, the program will check this itself at the end. Finding a target still running at this point is considered to be a failed test.

izh_test is a xUnit-like framework. Its advantages over existing alternatives are that it: 1) uses file compare for checking results of test 2) doesn't depend on partial program language using external xml test descriptions

SupermonX is a utility to create snapshots of the file system, registry, and kernel drivers and services of Windows PCs. Using snapshots, SupermonX can report or verify the changes in systems made by program installations or activity.