HTML Reports
In addition to the text format known from Tessy V2.0, test reports can now be created in HTML format.

ASAP2 Files Recognized
Tessy recognizes ASAP2 files, which enables the user to use physical values (e.g. the temperature in degrees Celsius) instead of the binary representation (bit pattern) of that physical value.

Use of Alias Names
To reproduce the use of #defines as an abbreviation for long and complicated variable names (e.g. the individual bits of a bitfield structure), Tessy enables the user to use the abbreviated names (as they appear in the source code) within Tessy as well.

Improvements for Stub Functions
If global variables were accessed by set/get functions, these functions can be replaced by stub functions, and the global variable appears in the TDE.
Stub functions can now be edited using the Usercode Editor.

Static Functions
Functions using the keyword "static" can now be tested.

External Editor
Tessy can now use any user-supplied editor to edit the source code of the test objects.

Improved Batch Testing
The documentation created for the batch test results are now in HTML format.
The progress and status of the batch testing is displayed during the test.
All results are located in one directory for easy saving.

Improved Compiler Keyword Support
Again, the support for the compiler-specific keywords is improved.