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NAME
lcov-report.sh
DESCRIPTION
A small script to create gcov/lcov code coverage reports of
tests run on the libreoffice source code.
SYNOPSIS
lcov-report.sh -s [DIRECTORY] -t [DIRECTORY] -r [DIRECTORY] \
-b [DIRECTORY]
-s
Specify the location where the libreoffice source code is
located. This is expected to be a git repository. This option
is mandatory.
-t
Specifies the directory in which to put the lcov tracefile's.
This option is mandatory.
-r
Specifies the directory in which to contain the generated HTML
report files. This option is mandatory.
-b
Specify a directory in which to build the libreoffice project,
in case you want to perform a 'out-of-source' build. This option
is optional: if you omit this option, a 'in-source-tree' build
is performed, and the build will be done in the same dirctory
that you specified with the '-s' option.
EXAMPLE
Running the script could be as easy as running the following
command :
./lcov-report.sh -s ~/src/core -t ~/tmp/traces -r ~/tmp/html
The '-s' option in this example tells the script to go look for
the libreoffice source code in '~/src/core', the '-t' option
to put the lcov 'tracefiles' in '~/tmp/traces', and the '-r'
option to put the final html report in '~/tmp/html'. Because the
'-b' option is omitted in this example, a 'in-source-tree' build
will be performed. If you would like to perform an out-of-tree
build instead, you would only need to add someting like '-b
~/tmp/build' to the commandline example above.
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