Short, focused tutorials covering the most important EverTest workflows — from your first test harness to back-to-back SIL verification.
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Each tutorial demonstrates an EverTest feature on a real Simulink model and walks through a practical workflow. Watch what you need, then apply it directly in your own project. These tutorials assume you are comfortable in Simulink — if you would like to build that foundation first, there is separate training in MATLAB, Simulink and Stateflow.
EverTest automatically isolates any Simulink subsystem from the rest of the model and creates a test harness: input time sequences to stimulate the unit, parameter values for functional variants, expected output data for the reference behavior, and an assessment mechanism to verify the unit behavior.
Interact with the test object and the test case specification through the EverTest GUI, opened by double-clicking the EverTest blocks in the harness. The toolbar holds the controls for test configuration, test specification and work-product management, plus access to the product help.
Direct comparison of simulated outputs against expected results is not always practicable. EverTest supports relative, absolute and temporal tolerances, with background colors showing the pass-fail outcome: passed, within tolerance band, failed, or explicitly ignored by time tolerance.
Requirements must be traceable to each source, each realization in the design and each verification specification. The EverTest Requirements-Traceability-Matrix answers where requirements are implemented, where they are verified, and what the verification results were.
A one-click interface to Simulink Coverage collects structural coverage for all executed test cases and reports on model and code level, with model-level findings correlating to the generated C code. Decision and MCDC are supported, with intrinsic exclusion handling and a merged, self-contained report.
Overengineering — adding more functions than a model needs — can be fatal in a safety-related context. MCDC shows whether each condition of a logical expression affects the decision outcome independently, making overengineering patterns visible at model level.
A simple user interface integrates external C code into a Simulink model for unit test and measurement of decision and MCDC coverage. Reuse your model-based test cases, change parameter values per test case, and debug the C code with Visual Studio or a Lauterbach Trace-32 debugger.
How EverTest integrates external C code into a Simulink model. Use EverCheck support for generating better C code with TargetLink or Embedded Coder, reuse your MIL test cases, adjust parameter values per test case, and generate cumulative decision and MCDC coverage reports.
Demonstrated with two unit variants — one Model-in-the-Loop, one Software-in-the-Loop — that users can switch between seamlessly. The MIL subsystem stays the test object; activating the SIL variant bypasses static analysis while code coverage measurement executes as expected.
A highly recommended verification method in ISO 26262. Units and components are tested at Simulink model level, followed by back-to-back comparison between model and code. EverTest verifies numerical equivalence and generates a verification report compliant with ISO 26262 requirements.
For open-loop testing, each test case specifies input data, their time sequence and their values. Simple step sequences such as signal vectors, parameter settings or ramping use the direct test-case definition; more complex reactive scenarios are generated in Simulink.
Reactive systems interact with their environment exactly when a temporal event occurs. The signal feedthrough feature enables reactive testing of closed-loop models, step-by-step debugging and verification reporting, using Simulink and Stateflow for signal generators, temporal patterns and plant models.
Define metamorphic relationships in MATLAB, Simulink and Stateflow. Instead of specifying the expected reaction for every individual output, metamorphic testing verifies that the implementation satisfies certain system properties by checking the predictable variation of outputs under input transformation.
Graphical signal representation makes test cases easier to review. EverPlot plots single bits of a bitfield, scalar values and vector signals, with MATLAB notation for modifying test data and control over line colors, styles and markers. Time vectors, reference and tolerance values are plotted automatically.
Reaching buried signals normally means routing them manually through several levels of hierarchy, cluttering the interface and forcing changes to the very design under test. Test Signals (Type T) monitor any signal at any level while keeping production interfaces intact.
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Open →A real EverTest verification report — the work product your reviewers and assessors receive.
Open →What ISO 26262 tool qualification means in practice, and what EverTest delivers out of the box.
Open →How Model-, Software- and Processor-in-the-Loop testing fit into a Simulink verification workflow.
Open →Every stage of the ISO 26262 V-model, with EverCheck, EverTest and EverView mapped onto each clause.
Open →Self-paced training on the processes and verification methods that turn a model into a safety case.
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