Introduction

The EDTT (Embedded Device Test Tool) is a collection of python scripts, which include:

• The PC side of a simple basic Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
• A transport mechanism, which is used by this RPC to transport data in an out of an embedded device
• A set of self checking tests of the BLE functionality (both host and controller)
• A basic tool which wraps all of this, and executes a set of tests as selected from command line

More information

More information about the RPC transport can be found in EDTT_transport.md
And about the transport used with BabbleSim in EDTT_transport_bsim.md

A document giving an introduction on how to use the EDTT with BabbleSim and how to write tests can be found in EDTT_framework_BabbleSim.md

License

Please see LICENSE

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