The Path Tools Framework

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How to Install

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How to Use

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Tools

PathProject
Definition of the system under observation

PathMap
Extended test runner feedback

PathFinder
Lightweight back-in-time debugger for test cases

PathBrowser
Connection of source code and hidden test knowledge

PathView
Single-source and round-trip engineering code editor

Tutorials

Test-driven Fault Navigation
integrates anomaly detection into a systematic breadth-first search for debugging failure causes back to defects. We answer important questions such as where to start, who understands failure causes best, what happened before failures, and which state properties are infected?

Back-in-time Debugging
Follow execution histories from observable failures back to their root causes. This tutorial demonstrates how to apply PathFinder and all its debugging features step by step.

Test Quality Feedback
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Type Harvesting
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Model-based Source Code Editing
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Requirements Traceability
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Acknowledgments

The Path Tools Framework has been developed by ​Michael Perscheid as part of his ​dissertation.

To date the following people also contributed to this project:

• Franz Becker
• Tim Felgentreff
• Anton Gulenko
• Markus Güntert
• Michael Haupt
• Vasily Kirilichev
• Stephanie Platz
• Oliver Richter
• Leonhard Schweizer
• Eric Seckler
• Benjamin Siegmund
• Bastian Steinert
• Philipp Tessenow