-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 hey, I am trying to use gcov on a number of unit tests which fail with segmentation faults. (I have been told that I should fix the SIGSEGVs first and look at coverage later, however, my use case is different, so this advice does not apply). Basically I have a signal handler and I am invoking __gcov_dump() and __gcov_reset() within the handler. This is supposed to write out the coverage information at the point in time where the crash occurs. I am using "GCOV_PREFIX_STRIP=100" and "GCOV_PREFIX" as needed in order to set a new, absolute path for the gcda files. For one of the tests, I am seeing profiling: <filename>.gcda: Not a gcov data file pure virtual method called terminate called without an active exception as part of the output. I am not absolutely sure whether one of those messages might be caused by the program under test rather than gcov. However, the first one is a gcov error message. This setup does work for other (crashing) tests. Is it possible that my gcda files are corrupted? Is there any way to check this? Do you have any other idea what might go wrong? Best, Alexander -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1 iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJU0kOrAAoJEM2/ztON2Oaul/0H/RjGU5t5bB9ALlxnxJd21/Ec wxKcSK89QpqHYuGXmu1p0dfGxb+0CUmBwKJV8mURn4d8ZRa7Xz78Ii8srwPlM7NI lnj9Z5246gD6gnBnxNMIVO+xDZNb/fP37RF10jy+SvaGvW30xbrrwOm9fYyS6ZsC LRrQ9OM6+iFh84rxrgVekY3Q7E4FdZI52Q8mQJqK8SBu+3L1BibIuOerSyYX9pga aasDLzAlDtU7nPJjw06MrruIC56zSDwHVIVr25smDiFx3GTZ/gmbb1M3lQgQUFDD k2InVqvZ2RjsgPPflUyH0qxLYRG5UZANGNRFdzqjI2p61YY0DNP4QzqxXfkR0ww= =Pg16 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
