Agilent Technologies 93000 SOC Series Training Manual page 505

18-2 Built-In Functions Advanced Testflow Control
tf_result
The tf_result function allows you to access the result array of the test
function used in a testsuite. The parameters of this built-in function
are the name of the testsuite containing the testfunction and the index
of the testfunction result array (0 ... 3).
For a description of the contents of the result array for the individual
testfunction, please refer to the Standard Test Function Reference.
Information about Bursts
When running burst tests in a testflow, you might be interested in the
burst label and the individual labels within the burst (see the following
example).
There are two built-in functions which allow you to access the names of
the individual burst labels:
• burstfirst("<burstlabel>")
• burstnext("<label>")
The burstfirst function allows you to determine the first label in a
burst, the burstnext function always returns the next label in the burst.
Example: Unburst Loop In the Vector setup, you can define burst labels to combine different
labels in one burst (see section "BURST Mode" on page 270). In the test-
flow, you can run the whole burst test and you can use a for loop to
execute the individual tests.
The burst may contain three tests labelled label_a , label_b , and
label_c .
N O T E The testflow flag for the unburst mode is another means to execute a
burst test label-by-label.
Run burst test 1 Start the testflow by running the complete burst test.
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Agilent 93000 SOC Series User Training Part 1, October 2004