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Use RQM for unit test?

Has somebody used RQM to manage their unit tests (for C)? In which way did you organize your test (e.g. one test case for each function or one test case for each test of each function)?

And is there a way to link e.g. a test case to a specific "version" of the source file stored in RTC SCM? As the test case might change for different versions of the function.

This is a quite generic question, but I would be interested in your experience.

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I would suggest using the JUnit approach (see Selenium) as an example.  Although RQM does not support unit tests for C, you could run the unit test via the Command Line Adapter (see
Running command-line tests). 

For RTC SCM file linking, see https://jazz.net/pub/new-noteworthy/rqm/6.0.3/6.0.3/index.html#20.

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 Note that file-linking is only available when you have turned on versioning for RQM.  One then uses "validity" to indicate the versions of the source code that a particular test case version is valid for.

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