cmcsexeimport – command line import utility
cmcsexeimport is a utility to import an execution report (.csexe
file) into an instrumentation database (.csmes
file). It behaves like the menu entry File > Load Execution Report in the CoverageBrowser (see Loading an execution report).
Syntax
cmcsexeimport -m
<csmes_file> -t
<title> [<options>] <csexe_file>...
Options
-m
<filename> |--csmes
=<filename>: Set the name of the.csmes
file into which the.csexe
files are imported. This parameter is mandatory.-t
<string> |--title
=<string>: Set a default name for the executions in <csexe_file>. This parameter is mandatory.Executions that already have a name will be imported unchanged. Others get the name <string>, with a number attached in braces if there is more than one of them.
- <csexe_file>: Name of one of the
.csexe
files that should be imported. - <options>:
Any of:
-e
<filename> |--csexe
=<filename>: Set the name of a.csexe
file to be imported. This argument can be repeated to process more than one file.-l
<filename> |--csexe-list
=<filename>: Read the list of.csexe
files to import from a text file. The text file must have one file name per line, without leading or trailing spaces.-p
<policy> |--policy
=<policy>: Set the import policy. The possible import policies are:ignore_duplicates
: Executions are ignored if they have executed the same code as an execution that was already imported. (Default.)import_duplicates
: Executions are imported if at least one instrumented source code line is executed.import_duplicates_and_empty
: All executions are imported.merge
: All executions with the same name are merged. The execution counts of all merged instrumentations are added.
-I | --incident
: Mark the executions in the imported files asINCIDENT
.-S | --skipped
: Mark the executions in the imported files asSKIPPED
.-P | --passed
: Mark the executions in the imported files asPASSED
.-F | --failed
: Mark the executions in the imported files asFAILED
.-C | --check-manually
: Mark the executions in the imported files asCHECK_MANUALLY
.-f
<num> |--csmes-save-frequency
=<num>: After every <num> execution reports have been read, the current state of the instrumentation database is written to disk. Without this option, it is written to the disk only at the end.-d | --delete
: Delete the imported files after processing them.-v | --verbose
: Write progress messages to the standard error output (stderr
).-D | --debug
: Write debugging information to the standard error output (stderr
).- @<path>: Read command line options from the file <path> and insert them at the position of this option. The option file is a text file with one option per line. Leading and trailing blanks and empty lines are ignored.
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