Coco Manual
Coco is a complete code coverage tool chain for Tcl, QML, C# and C/C++ programs (including SystemC programs). It runs on macOS, Linux™ and Microsoft® Windows. For a full list of supported compilers, see the company website.
| See | For |
|---|---|
| Overview | An overview of Coco features and tools, as well as code coverage analysis and code metrics. |
| Setup and tutorials | Installing and setting up Coco, release notes, and tutorials for instrumenting simple projects. |
| CoverageScanner reference | Detailed information about using CoverageScanner. |
| QML coverage | Using the cocoqmlscanner add-on that supports code coverage for QML. |
| Tcl coverage | Using the CoverageScannerTcl utility that collects code coverage information of a Tcl-based execution. |
| CoverageBrowser reference | Detailed information about using CoverageBrowser. |
| Coco Test Engine | Documentation on the Coco Test Engine and the Test Data Generation feature. |
| Other Coco tools | Using other Coco tools: cmedit, cmmerge, cmcsexeimport, cmreport, cocolic, cocolicwizard, cocolicserver, and Visual Studio Coco Wizard. |
| Coco internals | Additional information about the file system and registry, code insertion, and code coverage benchmarks. |
| Howtos | Using Coco tools to perform particular tasks, such as instrumenting projects, shared libraries, and multi-platform projects, as well as using Coco with test suites, cross-compiling, generating execution reports and diff files, and customizing and using the CoverageScanner library. |
| Coco integration handbook | Integrating Coco with IDEs, toolchains, test frameworks, Docker, and continuous integration tools. |
| License information | License agreement and copyright acknowledgements. |
| Release notes | Information about recent and older releases. |
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