Software generated device exception for more intensive device-related software testing: An industrial field study ?
We propose a lightweight device exception testing method and a related automation tool, AMOS v3.0. The proposed method artificially triggers more realistic device exceptions in runtime. The proposed method monitors how software components handle exceptions in detail. AMOS v3.0 has been applied to the operational testing for the final mass production verification stage of the CAR-infotainment system in the automobile industry. We examine the meaning of a device exception testing through an industrial field study.
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