Hi,
I am not sure how gcovr is any different from lcov which gives what I need exactly.
However normal runs in the system limits the coverage to below 60%.I was planning to cover the rest of the code with a unit testing utility like cxx test that could help me cover the uncovered branches.
I was looking for something like that.
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Hi,
I am not sure how gcovr is any different from lcov which gives what I need exactly.
However normal runs in the system limits the coverage to below 60%.I was planning to cover the rest of the code with a unit testing utility like cxx test that could help me cover the uncovered branches.I was looking for something like that.
On 23-May-2014 7:06 am, "Bill Hart" <whar...@gmail.com> wrote:
CxxTest doesn't support code coverage, but the gcovr package does. See http://gcovr.com/--
--Bill
On Friday, May 9, 2014 4:20:26 AM UTC-6, Arjun Suresh Raji wrote:Hi,Is it possible to do code coverage using cxxtest?
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