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drcov2lcov
drcov2lcov is an implementation of DynamoRIO's drcov2lcov in Rust.
Currently supported features:
| Feature | DynamoRIO's flag |
|---|---|
Specify a single input file using -i or --input option |
-input |
Specify a directory from which all drcov.*.log files will be processed |
-dir |
Specify a file which contains a list of drcov files to process |
-list |
Specify an output file to store line coverage information. Default: <current_directory>/coverage.info |
-output |
Filter specific modules from the drcov file. This allows generating line coverage for only the modules matching the given regular expression. Default: None |
-mod_filter |
| Filter out specific modules from line coverage collection | -mod_skip_filter |
| Filter specific source code paths from each module for line coverage collection | -src_filter |
| Filter out specific source code paths from each module for line coverage collection | -src_skip_filter |
| Replace a module path with another one before gathering debug info for that module | -pathmap |
Reduce the set of drov files from the input to a smaller set of drcov files containing the same coverage information |
-reduce_set |
Unsupported features:
| Feature | DynamoRIO's flag |
|---|---|
| Specify a test function regular expression in order to generate test coverage information in the output file | -test_pattern |
Extra features vs DynamoRIO's drcov2lcov
This implementation of drcov2lcov supports generating line coverage for executables/libraries that have been compiled
with Dwarf v5 symbols (this is the default for latest compilers)
as well as for executables/libraries that have been compiled with compressed Dwarf data.
Also, all filter arguments can accept multiple filters instead of a single one in the case of DynamoRIO's
implementation.
Usage
In order to generate line coverage from a drcov file you can just run
drcov2lcov --input <input_file>
This will generate a coverage.info to the current working directory containing the line coverage.
If you want to save the line coverage to a different path/name you can run
drcov2lcov --input <input_file> --output <output_file>
Installing
You can either clone this repository and run
cargo build --release
if you want to build this project from source or install directly from crates.io by running
cargo install drcov2lcov
Dependencies
~6.5–9MB
~171K SLoC