Test failed when processing: two networks (CODE: FetchRoute Table2) Test failed when processing: fully-connected mesh (CODE: FetchRoute Table19) Test failed when processing: an arbitray networks (CODE: FetchRoute Table8) Test crashed when attempting to mark an arbitrary network with unreachable destinations Test failed when processing: the weights on routes (CODE: FetchRoute Table8) Program does not seem to have sufficient implementation to test memory usage dijkstra() correctly returns NULL if an invalid source network is passed

Test failed when processing: two networks (CODE: FetchRoute Table2) Test failed when processing: fully-connected mesh (CODE: FetchRoute Table19) Test failed when processing: an arbitray networks (CODE: FetchRoute Table8) Test crashed when attempting to mark an arbitrary network with unreachable destinations Test failed when processing: the weights on routes (CODE: FetchRoute Table8) Program does not seem to have sufficient implementation to test memory usage dijkstra() correctly returns NULL if an invalid source network is passed

Systems Architecture

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305080195

Author:Stephen D. Burd

Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter6: System Integration And Performance

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12RQ

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