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Polyspace xUnit test folders

R2026b

Add Polyspace xUnit test folders to Polyspace Platform project

Since R2024a

Description

Add folders containing C/C++ xUnit tests to a Polyspace Platform project or see xUnit test folders explicitly added to the project. An xUnit test is a test written using the Polyspace® Test C/C++ xUnit API. For more information on the API, see Test Authoring Using C/C++ xUnit API.

Set Option

Set the option using one of these methods:

Why Use This Option

You typically need this option to see test folders explicitly added to a project.

In a regular workflow, you might be adding test folders using one of these methods:

  • Option Import Tests > Add Polyspace xUnit Test Folder on the Polyspace Platform toolstrip.

  • Right-click option Add Polyspace xUnit Test Folder on the root node of a Polyspace Platform project.

You see each test folder as a new row listed under the Polyspace xUnit test folder option. The test folder path is added relative to the project path. For more information, see Add C/C++ xUnit Tests to Projects in Polyspace Platform User Interface.

You can also use this option to add test folders by absolute path, or to add test folders using a project or system environment variable. These features are not available when adding folders using the other methods.

Settings

You can add a test folder by absolute or relative path:

  • Select Add folder button to add the absolute path to a test folder.

  • Select Add folder as relative path button to add a test folder relative to the project path.

You can also edit an existing path. Editing an existing path is useful when you use a project variable or a system environment variable as a shorthand in your paths. You can first enter an absolute path using the Add folder button button and replace part of the path with a project variable or system environment variable. For more information, see Project variables.

To remove a test folder, select the corresponding row and click Remove selected button.

Version History

Introduced in R2024a