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Siraj, We have a good amount of material on our website regarding TDD for embedded applications. It includes papers, tools, case studies and more. We've...
Greg Williams
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Hello Everyone, I thought I would start my embedded project with first finding a fully integrated IDE which supports TDD and then based on what the IDE ...
Siraj Podikunju
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I use eclipse for dev on the mac. When it is time to run in the target, I have IAR toolkit and an ST912- SK development board. It is likely that you do not...
James Grenning
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So based on what I have read so far (James' blog, Atomic Object's Embedded Corner and others), am I right in concluding that there really is no IDE available...
Siraj Podikunju
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Hi Siraj, What does IDE support for TDD mean? Eclipse support TDD since it supports running Makefiles. I guess every IDE supports that, right? Bas...
Bas Vodde
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In eclispe on mac you do command-shift-s.. saves and runs makefile. as integrated as is needed. James ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
James Grenning
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website http://deepagile2009.eventbrite.com/ I can't make it. FYI for newer members....
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So I've read the TDD paper on the testing done with the Minilab and Ruby scripting. I'm sold. What about more complex stuff like sending a command via UART to...
Jevin Maltais
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Apr 7, 2009
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Hi Jevin can you post a link to the paper? thanks, James ... James Grenning james@... www.renaissancesoftware.net www.renaissancesoftware.net/blog ...
James Grenning
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Good point. It was from AtomicObjects: atomicobject.com/files/ESC-413Paper_KarleskyWilliams.pdf Jevin...
Jevin Maltais
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Apr 7, 2009
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Jevin, The goodness for talking to the serial port wrapper and the minilab are abstracted away into high level methods in...
Greg Williams
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Neat! Did you have to buy any of the Measurement Computer software for the minilab or did it come with the basic drivers that you built the Ruby wrappers...
Jevin Maltais
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Shoot.. just read the install doc that it comes with "InstaCal" which is what the wrapper needs. No worries. Thanks! Jevin On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 10:33 AM,...
Jevin Maltais
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The DLL for interfacing to the minilab comes on the CD and is part of the Universal Library installation. It is free to use and interface to and has examples...
Greg Williams
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We are having a discussion about how to better handle specification item stories. We'd like to hear about the experiences of others to spur our creative...
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Apr 29, 2009
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You sound like you have what is sometimes called a technical story. The traditional story format As a ... I want to ... So that ... doesn't work to well for...
Camille Bell
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Apr 29, 2009
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You can rephrase non-functional stories into tests. Devise tests that demonstrate that the specification is met by the system under test. System performs...
James Grenning
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Camille, Thanks for the thoughtful discussion. If we were developing a special product for one or two customers, your approach makes sense. In our case, we...
Alan Dayley
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Thanks for this, James. Defining these stories as tests is a good answer. We already perform tests to make sure specifications are met. Documenting them in...
Alan Dayley
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Alan, OK I get the "wheels" anthology. Some communication protocols and waveforms I've worked with have similar specs that one must meet or it isn't an X. Also...
Camille Bell
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Camille, I liked your advice on technical story articulation and negotiation. James ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
James Grenning
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Hi Alan Naming the tests and making them visible is a good first step. On a project back in the beginning of the millennium, a client had the data for the...
James Grenning
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Apr 30, 2009
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Software: Practice and Experience SPECIAL ISSUE `Agile Software Development' (Submission Date: 14 August 2009) Call for Papers Agile Methods promote an...
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Alan, You might try tying your tests to requirements through code conventions and post-build scripts. We've had success doing this. The approach is evolving,...
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Hi I just posted some of the hardware oriented questions and answers from Deep Agile Embedded from last weekend. Please comment here or there:...
James Grenning
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May 1, 2009
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... Woohoo! Thank you, James. Too late to go studying tonight but tomorrow, I'll be on it. Alan...
Alan Dayley
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I've got a bunch more to do. I'll let you know as they go up. James ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
James Grenning
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Our client located in Dallas, TX is in search of an Operating System Engineer. Requirements include: - Expert knowledge of Windows Operating Systems including...
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Hi All I just added an article to my blog series on the questions from the Deep Agile Embedded conference. Articles so far on: Agile and Hardware, Change, and...
James Grenning
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May 13, 2009
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Hi gang, I used TDD quite a bit for some software that was interacting with my firmware over a serial interface. It was great and addictive. My next project...
Jevin Maltais
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