digitalmars.D - code coverage under Linux
- Amaury <ammo32uzi hotmail.com> Nov 19 2008
- Olli Aalto <oaalto gmail.com> Nov 19 2008
- Amaury <ammo32uzi hotmail.com> Nov 20 2008
- Walter Bright <newshound1 digitalmars.com> Nov 20 2008
- Walter Bright <newshound1 digitalmars.com> Nov 23 2008
- Amaury <ammo32uzi hotmail.com> Nov 24 2008
- Sean Kelly <sean invisibleduck.org> Nov 24 2008
Hello, I'm looking for testing the code coverage fonctionnality with dmd under Ubuntu but it seems no to work. The command : $ dmd sieve -cov $ sieve Doesn't create a sieve.lst file... why ? Thanks Amaury
Nov 19 2008
Amaury wrote:Hello, I'm looking for testing the code coverage fonctionnality with dmd under Ubuntu but it seems no to work. The command : $ dmd sieve -cov $ sieve Doesn't create a sieve.lst file... why ?
try: dmd -cov sieve.d ./sieve Works for me. O.
Nov 19 2008
Hi, I have already tried this and it doesn't work, I also tried with a sudo command... Do I need something else than just dmd ? Amaury Olli Aalto Wrote:Amaury wrote:Hello, I'm looking for testing the code coverage fonctionnality with dmd under Ubuntu but it seems no to work. The command : $ dmd sieve -cov $ sieve Doesn't create a sieve.lst file... why ?
try: dmd -cov sieve.d ./sieve Works for me. O.
Nov 20 2008
Amaury wrote:Hi, I have already tried this and it doesn't work, I also tried with a sudo command... Do I need something else than just dmd ? Amaury
No, you shouldn't need anything other than dmd.
Nov 20 2008
Amaury wrote:Doesn't create a sieve.lst file... why ?
Looks like the problem is in libdruntime.a. It'll be fixed in the next update.
Nov 23 2008
Walter Bright Wrote:Amaury wrote:Doesn't create a sieve.lst file... why ?
Looks like the problem is in libdruntime.a. It'll be fixed in the next update.
It would be great and useful. Thanks Amaury
Nov 24 2008
== Quote from Walter Bright (newshound1 digitalmars.com)'s articleAmaury wrote:Doesn't create a sieve.lst file... why ?
update.
I believe I've fixed this in the druntime svn trunk (still have to merge the changes to the D 1.0 branch). Sean
Nov 24 2008









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