code coverage
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Ryan Daigle(from [389c93d01d40c43eeeae0479f3e2cbca2d4feb42]) [#53 code coverage] coverage target http://github.com/yfactorial/obj...
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jjburka
- Assigned user set to jjburka
http://code.google.com/p/coverst... seems a pretty good way to view the created files
also, you to add the -lgcov and the "Instrument Program Flow" , "Generate Test Coverage Files" flags to the target not the project to get the unit tests to work
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Ryan Daigle
(from [e86ac92cf82d8119f454612cdb1f9812b3d7eed5]) [#53 code coverage] coverage http://github.com/yfactorial/obj...
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jjburka
- Assigned user changed from jjburka to Joshua Vickery
both projects generate coverage files when building the coverage target
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Joshua Vickery
- Milestone changed from ObjectiveResource 1.1 to ObjectiveResource 1.01
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jjburka
Forgot to mention with the above tool, to see the coverage, open the Coverage.build directory
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Ryan Daigle
(from [639419bc8737661e78f59c36bba9b94742c5bc01]) [#53 code coverage] use relative path for Coverage.plist reference http://github.com/yfactorial/obj...
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Ryan Daigle
(from [3659421b063e48913122d8ff7f8e8dcb77e9c0d1]) [#53 code coverage] relative reference to Coverage.plist http://github.com/yfactorial/obj...
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Ryan Daigle
(from [f125c45f9840634e2faca143bf2fbae6beef3040]) [#53 code coverage] update osup http://github.com/yfactorial/obj...
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Joshua Vickery
- Assigned user changed from Joshua Vickery to jjburka
Looks good. I had to change the project file to make it run. If it works for you go ahead and close the ticket.
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jjburka
i wonder how I added the full path. anyways works for me
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jjburka
- State changed from new to resolved
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