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Step 1: Open the Software Diagnostic Library TAU tool.
Step 2: Select a particular device from the Device Family drop-down menu.
Step 3: Browse for the target configuration file and the build options file.
For more information about the target configuration file, see Section 9.2. For more information about the build options file, see Section 9.3.
Step 4: Select the tests to be run, then connect the board and click the “Run” button.
When the build is successful and the .out file is created, the tool starts executing the test cases. The details of the test case execution is shown in a new pop-up window (see Figure 14).
Step 6: Test Execution
The generated reports are saved in the <install_dir>\Test\<device>\SafetyLibrary\Reports\ folder.
NOTE
Do not close the Software Diagnostic Library TAU window until the test execution is completed or successfully terminated after clicking the Stop button. Never kill the process while the test sequence is under analysis.