Set up the minunit test framework examples in your environment (i.e. build or compile the code). Once you can run the example, use the minunit test framework to create and run a boundary or equivalence partition test cases on the Mortgage example from class.
The code snippet from the class is on the scratch drive. Note that you may have to add some headers and other information to the basic snippet in order for it to compile properly.
The Mortgage code snippet should be a separate module (file) that needs to be compiled only once and then linked with your test case framework and test cases mainline.
Submit to perforce, the source code your created (mortgage module, test case mainline,...), a tar or zip of a working framework, the test mainline executable and a short test plan results document showing the cases you tested, and the results of the testing. The test cases could be the ones that you created for the in class assignment or similar ones for equivalence partitioning. Don't go overboard with test cases, but you should have at least four cases.
Note that you do NOT have to fix the mortgage code beyond what is needed to make it compile and run with your test framework.
You may setup and do this assignment under Linux, ARM Linux, or Windows.
Below is the Mortgage code fragment if you wish to cut and paste it into your modules.
int Mortgage (Boolean male, int age, int salary)
{
if (male) {
return ((18<=age<35)?(75*salary):(31<=age<40)?(55*salary):(30*salary));
} else { /* female */
return ((18<=age<30)?(75*salary):(31<=age<40)?(50*salary):(35*salary));
}
}