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Why Engineers like LoopCheck

Your engineers shouldn't waste time learning another proprietary ecosystem. With LoopCheck they simply write tests using C, C++ or Python.

That means

  • No proprietary scripting language
  • No long training period to start with LoopCheck
  • No proprietary IDE forced on you — use the tools your team already knows
  • No complex configuration
  • Just write tests and execute them from the beginning

No training needed, just start writing tests.

Works seamlessly with AI coding assistants

Because tests are plain C, C++ and Python — no proprietary language or hidden configuration — AI coding assistants understand them out of the box. Let them scaffold new test cases, generate step definitions, or explain a failing run, just like on any other codebase.

Real-time logic in C, orchestration in Python

LoopCheck gives you a dedicated processor core for your own C code. Time-critical test logic and simulation models run there, on the board, in real time — reaching the hardware through a clean API instead of registers and pin numbers.

From the host you drive that logic with an ordinary Python library: start sequences, set variables, read back timestamped results. You get deterministic timing without giving up the convenience of a normal test suite.

Your firmware engineers work in the toolchain they already know — no new ecosystem to adopt. And because the test logic supports real on-chip debugging, you find and fix issues in the test environment fast, instead of reconstructing them from log files afterwards.

Where to go next

Two paths into the technical detail — how the work is split across the board's cores, and the Python interface you actually write tests against:

How the cores divide the work

The Python API you write tests against