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*Feel free to add new items to this page.
 
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**Line level coverage and Emma
 
**Line level coverage and Emma
***The line level coverage offered as a technical preview in TPTP is using the Probekit runtime to collect data
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***The line level coverage offered as a technical preview in TPTP is using the Probekit runtime to collect data. Although the probekit offers a range of powerful functionalities, such as remote coverage, there are a few shortcomings that needs to be resolved
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****probekit is using JVMPI ( and planned to use JVMTI for java 5+ ). As a result the application should be run in profiling mode to be able to collect line coverage
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****the Agent Controller or IAC is required even running locally
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***A proposed solution is to replace the probekit runtime for running line coverage with the Emma project. More investigation is required to understand the implications.

Revision as of 13:20, 22 February 2007

TPTP Sandbox

  • Feel free to add new items to this page.
    • Line level coverage and Emma
      • The line level coverage offered as a technical preview in TPTP is using the Probekit runtime to collect data. Although the probekit offers a range of powerful functionalities, such as remote coverage, there are a few shortcomings that needs to be resolved
        • probekit is using JVMPI ( and planned to use JVMTI for java 5+ ). As a result the application should be run in profiling mode to be able to collect line coverage
        • the Agent Controller or IAC is required even running locally
      • A proposed solution is to replace the probekit runtime for running line coverage with the Emma project. More investigation is required to understand the implications.

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