Code Coverage - Report Generation Options
- Show results at end of test run
- Check this for the IDE to automatically display the code coverage report index file,
TCIndex.html, at the end of executing your application with code coverage enabled. If this is not checked, click
,
Show Micro Focus Code Coverage Report in the COBOL toolbar, to open the file.
- Warn if no Code Coverage information on launch
- Check this to see a warning if no projects in the solution have code coverage enabled and you execute your application in code coverage mode.
Report Options
- Produce a single report file
- Check this for code coverage to produce a single report file, instead of individual ones on a per program basis.
- Show summary of CALLed subroutines
- Check this to include a summary of the CALLed subroutines in the report. Called subprograms are listed alphabetically. The CALL overhead in COBOL can be considerable, and this lets users identify the most commonly called routines.
- Show summary of verbs used
- Check this to include a summary of the COBOL verbs used in the report. Verbs are listed in descending order of execution. The columns used are:
- occurs - which shows the number of occurrences of that verb in a program
- coverage - which shows the number of this type of statement that were covered, and what percentage of these verbs it represents
- executed - which is the total of all the execution counts for this type of statement, and the percentage of the program's total execution count this represents
- Show the total execution count for each data item in the program
- Check this for the report to include the total execution count for each data item in the program - i.e. it totals the execution counts for all statements in which a data item is referenced. This report also identifies misaligned 2-, 3- or 4-byte items.
- Show basic block number of each statement in rightmost column
- Check this for the report to display the basic block number of each statement in the rightmost column. Blocks can be thought of as a number of contiguous statements with no jumps. They are executed consecutively. Lines within a block will have the same basic block number. There is a limit of 65535 basic blocks per program.
- Generate coverage statistics for lines tagged with (, delimited)
- Specify the tags (specific text in columns 1-6) in your source code for which you want the report to generate specific information. Use
, as a separator.
