-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi all, Would there be interest in using lcov [0] for test coverage analysis? Obviously, as lcov is an external pacakge, the existing scripts that only use built in gcov commands must remain. However, if I were to create a script that generates a pretty, HTML coverage report using lcov & genhtml, would this be something others would use? And how would you like to see this implemented? As a custom make target (e.g., make htmlcoverage + autotools black magic to silently disable/hide the target if we can't find lcov), or as a standalone script (i.e., ./scripts/test/run_lcov.sh). For what it's worth, I've manually run lcov on tor after enabling coverage through ./configure, and the output seems sane, so I think from a technical standpoint this would work. [0]: http://ltp.sourceforge.net/coverage/lcov.php Cheers, daube -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJTnYryAAoJEBfCjrGktO5q+FgP/26ZgVZOAKSOBvWr6z2HYEku 1Yo+xFqTXk/Fw6yilv6Z4Jwc0Ar2B/VjHfLpOL1Vm+hFZ+VYsObSt9JGG2baItbG IrcedfjCuyjfaP1PloZoDM24FEbXqjseQO2EZ8bXbtErsW52Z4uAR3nYYcyXCCYp 1gi6lEwN/Yn0xm+fGgoz6/Z5FXvETdzbWLfhZoT4jFsnQsp/fByld55JLyft/8gA OrH3QQYGgXZkwIsnTkbLO3xWpXbqC5kU/ngCOL9WXXU99cgnW+bec7DA+cHhTqh/ 7oZD54noQ9XYtOA7AhAEOiTWnJUca2vV1KFPVBKSlqfkOhF3BRANHo2cIpsvgeBK 9+tcTyuwcFGAJVmW9l/AN3Y89CepCxnk6B1SSLFxuUVupAz2ilBM7KVtgj2ilJnC 2GjfuQB0RG/FW0CSEaa+DDtHfzCMfZNwGb6Fs1L41P8NnlGVFOz11NLlMG3t5ZpT 0OrncYaeVz74H+63Ig1ZwOjlfgUr9BHMLeYdwn9FmqIggyFRt1Z5PnNCaMuExs/v WQbLMP0oZ9XK1f51vfFVFYk/n1nh1c4J40/3I5B525GANAZ3fxTDLp0oSp/gNr5X lXPaF32KexhOiup5n1d6x8oJPzeNmex5CfcT29bZMPavF8p8v0OdZrUtU40bG7nO PUlA3EFfva1YW0aTRKY5 =+v+h -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----