SOFTWARE IMPLEMENTATION OF FILE REDUNDANCY CONTROL AND CONFIRMATION OF THE COMPLETENESS OF THE SOURCE TEXTS AT THE FILE LEVEL

Abstract

Background. describes the user interface and the procedure for working with the developed software module that monitors the completeness and absence of file redundancy in the investigated software product within the framework of certification tests. Materials and methods. During the analysis, two sets are compared: a list of files with source texts; the protocol of assembly (compilation) of the source texts under investigation into the corresponding distribution package (load modules) obtained using the audit system of operating systems of the Linux family (hereinafter referred to as Linux OS). Results and conclusions. The use of unified audit protocols made it possible to implement a software algorithm in which it is possible to control file redundancy and establish completeness at the file level for the projects under study of any size and structure, as well as regardless of the schemes used for their assembly (compilation).

Keywords

• certification testing of software products
• control of completeness and absence of redundancy at the file level
• audit system of linux os
• automation of certification tests