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(On behalf of George Liu) I’m developing a C++ library, and it’s tested by a cppunit test program. I wanted to use gcov to check for the library’s code coverage, but is it currently supported? I added the –fprofile-arcs and –ftest-coverage flags to both the library and the test program. What I can see is a beautiful chart showing me the test program’s coverage. But how do I see the coverage for my library code? When I select a .gcno file, and prompted for the binary file name, selecting the library binary file will give me an error An error has occurred when parsing the coverage data files : Checksums don’t correspond for _XXXXXX I can use the following command line to “see” the coverage data, file by file. However, I’m looking for a easier way, (with GUI) to help me navigate through. gcov -f Jmf.cpp -o . | c++filt > junk vi junk
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