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Subject: Ada test tools
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Looking into some test tools like AdaCAST (from VectorCAST) and also
LDRA.  Unit testing, MC/DC, integration level tests, coverage
analysis, auto test driver a plus.

What is the current state of test tools using primarily Ada?

Suggestions?

Cheers