Monday, May 19, 2008

Gray Box Testing

Test designed based on the knowledge of algorithm, internal states, architectures, or other high -level descriptions of the program behavior.

Gray box testing combines white box techniques with black box input testing. Gray box approaches usually require using several tools together. A good example of a simple gray box analysis is running a target program within a debugger and then supplying particular sets of inputs to the program. In this way, the program is exercised while the debugger is used to detect any failures or faulty behavior. Rational's Purify is a commercial tool that can provide detailed runtime analysis focused on memory use and consumption. This is particularly important for C and C++ programs (in which memory problems are rampant).

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