Introduction to TTCN-3

January 23, 2010 by admin  
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TTCN3 integration Introduction to TTCN 3

This one is from Arvind’s blog:

-3 is nothing more than simple text with well-defined . The syntax is defined using Backus-Naur Form. is that any text editor can be used to write -3 . Such are quite different in from C or Pascal. Still, it is quite easy for programmers well-versed with procedural languages to get used to -3 easily. There are many similarities - keywords, data types, variables, , functions, operators, , just to name a few.

TTCN3 adapter Introduction to TTCN 3 The language is structured in a way that allows high level of flexibility. definition is modular. In fact, an important unit of a is a module which would contain one or more or the control part of a . of operation is possible because components can execute in parallel. Of course, execution is serialized at the level of hardware unless the multi-processors are involved. Parameterization is possible just as it was possible in -2. Concepts of PICS and PIXIT still apply because they are fundamental to any .

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Finally, you may be wondering why I am discussing -3 on this blog. This is because those of us who work in testing side will know very well that most of the are written in . At present -2 is used and there is only one big player for that which is Telelogic. This is because they have some patents which restricts competetion. To bypass this, ETSI pioneered -3 which is open source and anybody can create a compiler for -3.

As a result, -3 is being widely adopted for testing now. Its already being used for , IMS and SIP testing. In future it would be used for LTE as well.

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