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Hello,
I am trying to use grcov to process coverage information of a C++ application on a runtime server.
grcov
$ ./grcov --version grcov 0.8.18 $ gcov --version gcov (GCC) 11.2.1 20220127 (Red Hat 11.2.1-9)
When executing the application, the folder COVERAGE/<PID> is created containing the gcda files:
COVERAGE/<PID>
gcda
COVERAGE/<PID>/output/lib/awesome/o/awesome/file.gcda
I have a SOURCES folder that contains the source code of the application and the associated gcno files:
SOURCES
gcno
SOURCES/ lib/awesome/file.cpp output/lib/awesome/o/awesome/file.gcno
I don't know how to call grcov with this setup, I have tried the below command but it fails:
$ ./grcov \ --output-types lcov \ --output-path grcov.lcov.info \ --source-dir SOURCES \ COVERAGE/<PID>/ [ERROR] A panic occurred at src/producer.rs:544: No input files found
Do you know if this is possible?
Thank you.
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Where are the .gcno files stored? You need to pass both gcda and gcno.
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Hello,
I am trying to use
grcov
to process coverage information of a C++ application on a runtime server.When executing the application, the folder
COVERAGE/<PID>
is created containing thegcda
files:I have a
SOURCES
folder that contains the source code of the application and the associatedgcno
files:I don't know how to call
grcov
with this setup, I have tried the below command but it fails:Do you know if this is possible?
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: