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  • you can write a custom probe to log the lines in function "func1" like this: // Trace all lines in fucntions
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  • You can probe source lines in your program using the '''on_line()''' directive. ...lowing expressions in an '''on_line()''' directive to indicate the line or lines:
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  • ...e three '''.bc''' files and display line counts associated with the source lines of the three Ada source files. Lines Lines
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  • How do I interpret lines counts from coverage on an Ada Null case alternatives? The GNAT compiler generates branches to null alternatives, as seen at lines 13 and 22 in this example:
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  • Lines with multiple branches may be easier to work with if the source code is mod Conditional operator expressions spanning multiple source lines allow for easier (not easy) determination of decisions tested.
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  • you can write a custom probe to log the lines in function "func1" like this: // Trace all lines in fucntions
    4 KB (523 words) - 20:02, 31 May 2017
  • ...r a particular subprogram, the details section will also list instrumented lines/branches which were not executed. The source section will annotate any prov The following are the only valid keywords that identify lines to set configuration variables. Each such line must begin with one of these
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  • ...s you to develop unit test cases which can be used to confirm that all the lines and branches of code you have written are executed. The reports produced b ...nstrumented, and no record will be kept of invocations of these functions, lines, or branches.
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  • ...ay be applied to selected subprograms to log the order in which any source lines within the subprograms were executed. The probe also traces the switching f ...ines modified specified (see [[#TRACE_LINES|TRACE_LINES]]) will have their lines logged.
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  • : Prints instrumentable lines for each function symbol shown.
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  • ...ne executed, so the amount of data is a constant multiple of the number of lines being covered. ...lines are those lines whose first 2 non-blank characters are "//". Comment lines are ignored by probe and are intended only for the benefit of the human rea
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  • The following are the only valid keywords that identify lines to set configuration variables. Each such line must begin with one of these By default, if no PROBE lines exist, then coverage data will only be collected for the "main()" function
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • ...obe's recording to only those allocations whose call chain matches all the lines in the filter. Notice that the traceback almost always occupies several lines, and that the "==>" parts of the traceback are necessary at the beginnin
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • You can use the '''apcgen''' tool generate probes for logging functions, lines, and parameters. Version 4.4.6d of '''apcgen''' supports logging locals an
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  • lines %boolean; lines %boolean;
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  • ..., and exit from, the target methods. Once can also probe individual source lines of a method ''if it has been compiled with debugging information'' (usually ...g, as shown in [[#Example4.xmj|Example4.xmj]] below. Valid values for the "lines" attribute are "TRUE" or "FALSE". If you do not specify a value, "FALSE" is
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  • * Probing the execution of any and all source lines in your program.
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  • The PowerAda compiler does the same thing (see lines 12 and 21) in the same example:
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  • ..._RootCause_GUI_Reference#Don't Trace All Lines In Function|Don't Trace All Lines In Function]] [[RCUG_RootCause_GUI_Reference#Trace All Lines In Function|Trace All Lines In Function]]
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  • ...nging, it is really that different object code is generated for the source lines by the compiler. Aprobe works from the debug line information supplied by ...<code>apcgen</code> tool to generate a dictionary of functions and source lines to help with your conversion.
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2586) Linux64 quietly ignores lines not instrumented (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines
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  • (2586) Linux64 quietly ignores lines not instrumented (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines
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  • (2586) Linux64 quietly ignores lines not instrumented (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines
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  • (2586) Linux64 quietly ignores lines not instrumented (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines
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  • (2586) Linux64 quietly ignores lines not instrumented (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines
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  • (2586) Linux64 quietly ignores lines not instrumented (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines
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  • (2586) Linux64 quietly ignores lines not instrumented (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines
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  • The following are the only valid keywords that identify lines to set configuration variables. Each such line must begin with one of these ...dule (including the application module) and have not specified any PROFILE lines for that module, all routines in that module will automatically be profiled
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  • * You can take snapshots with staprof, control the cell size, display lines and generally control things to a much finer level. ...This cells size is probably good enough to distinguish functions but not lines in the functions.
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • The following are the only valid keywords that identify lines to set configuration variables. Each such line must begin with one of these
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • In addition, progress lines are written to stderr, like
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • // on the lines following the AllocPoint directive. The tracebacks have ...with a given traceback, and the traceback itself has to be provided on the lines following the AllocPoint directive. The tracebacks have to start with keyw
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • 2220 compiler silently dumps core if Ada src has 1 million lines 2119 limit of 32767 lines per source file
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • 2220 compiler silently dumps core if Ada src has 1 million lines 2119 limit of 32767 lines per source file
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  • (2492) axdln doesn't tolerate # lines (2449) brcov doesn't handle lines from multiple files
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  • 2220 compiler silently dumps core if Ada src has 1 million lines 2119 limit of 32767 lines per source file
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  • 2220 compiler silently dumps core if Ada src has 1 million lines 2119 limit of 32767 lines per source file
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  • 2220 compiler silently dumps core if Ada src has 1 million lines 2119 limit of 32767 lines per source file
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  • <H4> Trace All Lines in Function</H4> Use <EM>Trace All Lines In Function</EM> to add a trace for all the lines in the selected function node.
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  • 2119 limit of 32767 lines per source file lines from 32767 to 65534. On Linux, line numbers greater than
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  • ...the traces will be run. This is a requirement if you wish to trace source lines or access local data values. So, to be assured of reliable traces regardles
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  • ...betical access to these names. This Appendix is organized along functional lines, as is the file '''aprobe.h''' itself, although the ordering is different. ...the executable and its component object files to identify to which source lines particular addresses relate. For each 'line' that Aprobe sees within a give
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  • : Verbose; echo tool command-lines and display progress messages. ...parameters on_exit<br />'''deref''' dereference pointer parameters<br />'''lines''' generate an on_line action for each source line<br />'''cast''' cast pa
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  • ...ram with symbols can be probed. For "full support" (for referencing source lines and variable names and handling exceptions) you must use one of the compile ...s me for a single-line license key, but the one I have consists of several lines; do I just paste it in there? ====
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  • [[AUG_Aprobe_API_Reference#Line Iterator|for lines]]
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  • ...ll generally give an error message explaining this. You can determine what lines may be probed, as well as which line is the first and last, by using apcgen Aprobe includes some macros for easily recording execution of entry, exit and lines: '''ap_LogSubprogramEntry''', '''ap_LogSubprogramExit''', and '''ap_LogLine
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  • (b) references to specific source lines; where mygrep.args might contain the lines:
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