SWITT operates on efficiency and precision. Its script-based architecture, executed via command prompt, automates the labor-intensive aspects of integration testing. Here’s how it works:

• Test Specification & Implementation: SWITT begins by reading an Excel file containing the test specifications and their corresponding implementations, written using a set of predefined commands (.cmm files) from SWITT’s extensive library.
• Test Transformation: Each test implementation is then converted into a .cmm script, ready for execution.
• Test Execution: The .cmm scripts are run in Trace32 on the target hardware, ensuring each test’s real-world applicability and effectiveness.
• Results Compilation: Post-execution, SWITT records the outcomes directly back into the original Excel file, under a dedicated ‘Results’ column, complete with detailed pass/fail statuses and reasons for any failures encountered. This approach not only maintains the integrity of your data but also provides a clear, consolidated record of test results.”

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