I\'m seeing a pattern throughout my code where the lambda expression is showing as not covered in code coverage, the debugger DOES step through the code and there are no conditional blocks.
What tools are out there that can perform code coverage analysis at the machine code level r开发者_如何学Goather than the source code level?I\'m looking for a possible solution to perform fuzz testing
I want to have a list of not-tested methods/classes but not sure how to get it. Please help.开发者_StackOverflow中文版
C# console app with a reference to c:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\\Common7\\IDE\\PrivateAssemblies\\DataCollectors\\x86\\Microsoft.VisualStudio.Coverage.Monitor.dll:
I am recently using gc开发者_StackOverflow社区ov to collect the code coverage info. gcov plays well with executable application :) , but when I try to load a .so file, I got this error: unknown symbol
I\'m using EclEmma for coverage analysis. My Java code includes a synchronized(MyClass.class) {} block.
We just switched over to VS2010, and I remember a while back I had setup code coverage for a project I was working on in 2010, and there being a little bit of setup involved. I can\'t seem to remember
Is there any chance I\'ll run into trouble checking coverage with release code in .Net? (I.E. Methods inlining or开发者_开发问答 similar compiler magic?)The unit of code used by code coverage tools (b
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I am trying to gather some good code coverage stats for my C# application, but I would like to ignore the generated SubSonic classes as there is no real point in gathering code coverage statistics for
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