Corner-case tests
ToolCorner-case tests are a category of testing tools used during the development of the Transmeta Crusoe microprocessor to exercise unusual, boundary, or failure-prone code paths, complementing reference x86 simulators and an automated test farm.
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Corner-case tests
Corner-case tests are one of the example tools used to build, run, and debug the Transmeta Crusoe microprocessor. They are listed alongside reference x86 simulators, a fast simulator and fault-isolating debugger (used to run the Code Morphing Software both during hardware development and after hardware was on sale to the public), a highly automated test farm, and test generators.
Role in the Crusoe toolchain
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1 connectionsCorner-case tests are listed among the key tools used alongside the automated test farm within the development and testing toolchain, indicating the farm’s role in executing them.
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[1] Corner-case tests are listed as one of the example tools used to build, run, and debug Crusoe. Transmeta Crusoe Hardware, Software, and Development
[2] Corner-case tests are mentioned alongside reference x86 simulators; a fast simulator and fault-isolating debugger; and a highly automated test farm and test generators. Transmeta Crusoe Hardware, Software, and Development
[3] Crusoe's only directly executed programs are simulators called Code Morphing Software (CMS), and CMS is complex in supporting user and kernel modes, x86 segmentation, stack floating-point, and multiple implementation strategies for user, system, and BIOS code. Transmeta Crusoe Hardware, Software, and Development