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- From: john@iastate.edu (John Hascall)
- Subject: Re: Tools for determining "code coverage"?
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- Organization: Iowa State University, Ames, IA
- References: <WYNN.93Jan27145307@haduk.cms-stl.com>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 01:08:56 GMT
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- wynn@cms-stl.com (Tim Wynn) writes:
- }We are developing software on HP and SGI workstations in C under X
- }and UNIX. As part of our software testing effort, we are required to
- }show the total number of lines of source code covered by the final
- }acceptance test. This does not mean we are looking for a
- }tool to count source lines; we are lloking for a tool which will
- }tell us the number of source line which were executed during a
- }particular run. We would appreciate any information about automated
- }tools to accomplish this.
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- DEC machines have pixie & prof (MIPS too?) -- since SGI is MIPS based
- it might also (in any event, I guess you could test on a DECstation).
-
- John
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