Code Coverage in Lisaac is here

[Mildred Ki'Lya]

Just look at the report generated:

http://mildred817.online.fr/temp/coverage/index.html

There is still room for improvements, I agree. in the meantime it is usable.

How to do that ?

First, copy the hello.li source file somewhere, and compile coverage
branch of the lisaac compiler. Then run:


lisaac hello.li -coverage
./hello

A file hello.cov should have been generated. To create the report, just run:

tools/licoverage --help -o coverage hello.cov

And there it is.


The big problem is that the .cov file holding coverage information grows
very big. It is 1.3MB after the compiler compilation and I stopped the
bootstrap when it attained 480MB (no space left on device). I have to
find a more efficient file format.

The problem is that if the program loop 1000 times on a block, it will
create 1000 identical lines in the cov files.

The report generated is here:
http://mildred817.online.fr/temp/li_coverage/index.html



Mildred


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