Free testing software for mac

The Palm OS Emulator is software that emulates the hardware of the various models of Palm OS platform devices. It isextremely valuable for writing, testing and debugging applications.

Create "virtual" handhelds by running the Emulator on the MacOS.
Emulated devices can be loaded with new ROMs, so you can test your application with virtual devices, including differentdevices than you own, foreign language ROMs, and debug-enabled ROMs for extra error checking and debugging features.

ObjcUnit is a unit testing framework for Objective-C on Mac OS X. Its design was copied from JUnit, written by Erich Gamma and Kent Beck, and then adapted somewhat for Objective-C.

StreamEdit is a utility that allows you to modify a TCP stream or UDP datagrams. It does this by tunnelling the data through itself and then allow you to edit it arbitrarly or use real-time filters.

Those filters can modify the data or trigger actions. The main purpose of StreamEdit is security analysis, but it can serve many more. From protocol analysis to intrusion detection testing, possibilities are endless.

DebtBGone is a little program that will tell you when, exactly, you will be out of debt. But more then that, using the system explained in the documentation, you can be get out of debt much faster then you thought possible.

Its version .9 because only Ive tested it, and no testing has been done on OSX86.

Its small enough not to have anything major wrong, I hope.

Compiled for Intel and PPC, runs in OS X 10.3 and above.

OCUnit is a testing framework for Objective C in the MacOSX and WebObjects environment. It is based on SUnit, Kent Becks Smalltalk testing framework, also available for Java under the name JUnit.
With OCUnit, testing becomes integrated with development. You can test frameworks, bundles, or applications.
OCUnit is distributed as open source.
Main features:
- SenTestingKit, a framework to help you write test cases;
- otest, a testing tool;
- a collection of Makefiles and utilities to seamlessly integrate testing with Xcode and ProjectBuilder
- Object-oriented tests.
- Very low overhead.
- Tests are in the same language as the implementation.
- Test case classes cohabit with classes they test.
- Promotes aggressive refactoring.
- Helps capture requirements, expose dependencies.
- Total integration in the development process.
- Records testing expertise.
- Tests frameworks, bundles, or applications.
- Easy installation
- No license fee.
Enhancements:
- Make sure Foundation is loaded before SenTestingKit.
- Added autorelease pool to detect over-releases faster.
- Added license to all source files.

HyperLogo is a limited implementation of the Logo programing language. It supports all of the basic commands (FD, BK, LT, RT) and several of the more complex commands, such as procudure creation and modification. Logo is the ideal language for children to understand the concepts behind computer programs and the basics of maths. It is also very useful for testing mathematical algorithms.

ScopeTester is a small application for testing the serial port response of Meade Autostar, LX200 or LX200GPS telescopes. This app was developed to test some specific features, but you might find it useful or entertaining. Usage is self-evident.
ScopeTester is a Meade telescope serial communications utility.
Enhancements:
- Can check incoming text for match against given text (or, optionally, a regular expression). Will beep and/or highlight the text.
- Can decode GPS messages.

Radius Benchmarking/Testing Tool is an application to send rapid authentication requests to a Radius server.
For use in stress testing or benchmarking a hardware/OS combination for running a Radius Server.

This RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service) client program sends radius authentication requests to any IETF standards based radius server.

It is useful in determining performance metrics for comparing different radius servers. It can also assist in determining which versions of a computers OS and hardware platforms will provide the most performance.

Most radius servers support, and are configured to provide, both Authentication (RFC#2138) and Accounting (RFC#?) services. This program only tests the Authentication service.

A modern G4 running MacRadius will handle a sustained rate of over 60 authentications a second! (and, although nobody would ever run it that way, without logging turned on it can handle over 2100 a second).