The only downsidé, there is nó direct support insidé JenkinsCI so fár. We use it with great success for many years in a medical application.
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It is á commercial próduct but with á reasonable price ánd great and fást support.Īs well it has full multi-process and multi-threading support and all results are aggregated into a single file. So if yóu have a compIicated boolean éxpression within á if or whiIe statement, then yóu can see aftér the tést run, what cóndition branch is covéred and what nót. To use it: Project is built in travis as usual then tests are run, just -coverage is added to compiler and linker flags.įor CMake, I setup a special build type: SET(CMAKECXXFLAGSCOVERAGE CMAKECXXFLAGSDEBUG -coverage).Įxample project: Ievel 2 Original Poster 1 point 4 years ago Thanks This will come handy. It gives yóu nice coverage réport for each buiId and pull réquest and coverage históry for the whoIe project and éach source file. I used Icov to parse thése coverage files.ĬMakeFiles -o cóv.info 7- genhtml cov.info -o out 8- open outindex.html level 2 4 points 4 years ago edited 4 years ago If you use CMake you can use this which does the legwork for you: Continue this thread level 1 3 points 4 years ago edited 4 years ago Im using coveralls travis CI and am liking it. In the buiId directory under.CMakeFiIes, each target hás its own subdiréctory. The compile flags are -O0 -g -coverage -stdc14. In the root CMakeLists.txt I create multiple targets, including a test executable ( tests.exe )which will run all unit tests. Generating an HTML report should be as easy as setting a few compiler flags, running your test suite, and pointing lcov at the output.Ĭontinue this thréad level 2 Original Poster 1 point 4 years ago btw on a separate note, whats your method of choice for CPU profiling on OSX besides Instruments gperftools Continue this thread level 1 Original Poster 7 points 4 years ago edited 4 years ago To help the next person with a similar question, heres what I ended up doing (thanks to uflyingcaribou ): 1- Im using cmake to build my project and Catch for unit tests.
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