Closed Myse1f closed 3 years ago
"Would the whole test trace analysis cause heavy burden to CPU and Memory?"
It consumes as much memory as the trace of the executed test suite. So it really depends on the test. The longer the test runs, the more time it takes to generate the graph and more memory is needed to store the graph in memory.
I read the document and had a glance at the code. I think the analysis have 4 steps:
What I want to know is that whether Slicer4J can record and create tdcg after the whole test suite run. For example, run step 1 to instrument the original code. Then run the test suite (eg. unit test) to record the trace. Finally do slicing base on the trace produced by testsuite. Thus I can re-run step 4 to slice the code on demand.
Now I can see the way to invoke the application is to run the
main
function or invoke a single junit test. Would the whole test trace analysis cause heavy burden to CPU and Memory?Thank you very much!