Abstract
In this paper the CitLab tool for Combinatorial Interaction Testing is presented. The tool allows importing/exporting models
of combinatorial problems from/to different application domains, by means of a common interchange syntax notation and a corresponding
interoperable semantic meta-model. Moreover, the tool is a framework allowing embedding and transparent invocation of multiple,
different implementations of combinatorial algorithms. \citlab has been designed tightly integrated with the Eclipse IDE framework,
by means of its plug-in extension mechanism. It is intended to easy the spread of CIT testing both in industrial practice
and in academic research, by allowing users and researchers to apply multiple test suite generation algorithms, each with
its peculiarities, on the same problem models, and let them compare the results in order to select the one that best fits
their needs, while alleviating from the pain of knowing all the different details and notations of the underlying CIT tools.
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