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It's perfectly acceptable to go over and above the standards and do as much fuzz/dynamic/exploratory testing as you like. I don't think you would have much luck convincing regulators that it's a good substitute for MC/DC unit test coverage. But you could capture all the inputs that cause faults, fix the errors, and then add them to your official regression test suite.
Your SlideShare link appears to be broken. I'm curious to read what was there.
I've bookmarked your satellite project post and I'll read it when I get a minute. Writing code that either flies or runs in space is on my bucket list. I'm envious.
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Thanks, Phil.
It's perfectly acceptable to go over and above the standards and do as much fuzz/dynamic/exploratory testing as you like. I don't think you would have much luck convincing regulators that it's a good substitute for MC/DC unit test coverage. But you could capture all the inputs that cause faults, fix the errors, and then add them to your official regression test suite.
Your SlideShare link appears to be broken. I'm curious to read what was there.
I've bookmarked your satellite project post and I'll read it when I get a minute. Writing code that either flies or runs in space is on my bucket list. I'm envious.