Ludovic Courtès wrote:
Hello, I’m doing test coverage on a daemon. The daemon is tested by a script that launches it and eventually terminates it with kill(1). However, the corresponding gcda files are not updated with actual coverage data. How can gcov be told to flush its coverage data to disk when the program is killed? Thanks, Ludo’.
maybe you can modify slightly your deamon, catch the signal and do a "clean" exit by calling "exit" in the signal handler or something? And have a conditional in your code to include/exclude that behavior depending if you compile with coverage or not.
