TTCN-3 edition 4.6.1 published
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ETSI published the edition 4.6.1 of TTCN-3 core language, TRI and TCI. Please have a look to the updated documents via the download page.
The new edition address several new language constructs, additional examples and corrections. Major changes reflect the following innovations:
- variables and templates can be identified with the @lazy modifier to delay their evaluation until they are actually used in an expression;
- introduction of @fuzzy variables to support fuzzing methods in security testing;
- new modifier @deterministic for "safe" functions /ext. functions that do not allow non-determinism in their behaviour;
- templates declarations now are also allowed in component type definitions;
- functions/altsteps may declare references to the known component types mtc/system;
- new predefined functions: for conversions between universal character/octetstring , the encoding/decoding of universal charstring, and a function to retrieve the hostid;
- operations on port and timer arrays allow to use and retrieve index of component arrays, port arrays, timer arrays (new @index modifier).
Differences may be identified using the online BNF diff-function or by QRC text marks.
TTCN-3 evolution 2014
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A new ETSI STF on TTCN-3 evolution and maintainance has been created and is ready to receive your proposals via the reporting tool Mantis (please select project TTCN-3 Change Requests).
ETSI WebSVN is online
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TTCN-3 users now can access TTCN-3 code of several ETSI specifications and libraries directly from the new WebSVN server.
Submissions invited to UCAAT User Conference on Advanced Automated Testing
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The call for presentationsis open for the second User Conference on Advanced Automated Testing - Munich 16 -18 September 2014
TTCN-3 Conformance Validation Framework at ITS Plugtests
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A TTCN-3 Conformance Validation Framework, containing more than 200 test cases, was successfully used during the last Intelligent Transport System (ITS) Plugtests in Essen, Germany (25-29 November 2013). Eleven ITS implementations joined the test sessions running CAM, DENM and GeoNetworking tests. Find more details in the Blog and Press Release
