DevPartner problem
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The Compuware website isn't helping me so I'll try here before I go home. I have a lot of C++, and I prove how nicely I have tested it by running DevPartner Coverage. Easy. Now it has decided to analyse the Microsoft standard libs too. I turned off all the other Microsoft stuff, in fact in was turned off by default anyway. I tried all the obvious things in Help. And still I get hundreds of lines of this (as code not tested; of course I didn't test it!): std::::allocate... std::... Looks like the standard lib to me. Has anybody here had this problem? Has anyone a suggestion not mentioned in Help?
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The Compuware website isn't helping me so I'll try here before I go home. I have a lot of C++, and I prove how nicely I have tested it by running DevPartner Coverage. Easy. Now it has decided to analyse the Microsoft standard libs too. I turned off all the other Microsoft stuff, in fact in was turned off by default anyway. I tried all the obvious things in Help. And still I get hundreds of lines of this (as code not tested; of course I didn't test it!): std::::allocate... std::... Looks like the standard lib to me. Has anybody here had this problem? Has anyone a suggestion not mentioned in Help?
------------- Bibo ergo sum
It took 10 minutes for me to understand your problem partially. There should be a way to ignore them. I've used Rational Coverage. We remove these libs from the result. Is there anyway in your tool? Did you search for it?
He never answers anyone who replies to him. I've taken to calling him a retard, which is not fair to retards everywhere.-Christian Graus
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It took 10 minutes for me to understand your problem partially. There should be a way to ignore them. I've used Rational Coverage. We remove these libs from the result. Is there anyway in your tool? Did you search for it?
He never answers anyone who replies to him. I've taken to calling him a retard, which is not fair to retards everywhere.-Christian Graus
Ah, the helpful website cut out most of the messages because of strange characters. There are several ways to remove things from the list, and I have tried all of them, quite successfully, with all my included dlls and exes, with the exception of these std libs. Maybe there is a way to remove these results from the end result. It is very irritating, because my code is safety critical and I am supposed to be over 95% coverage, and this glitch pushes me down to 60% of code and 40% of methods. Here is just one of those messages: std:: (underline) DebugHeapAllocator (pointed bracket open) char (pointed bracket close) deallocate::deallocate(unsigned int)
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modified on Thursday, March 26, 2009 3:26 AM