Add support for generating coverage #296
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This adds experimental support for generating coverage using LLVM and
cargo-llvm-cov. Note that replacingcargo-llvm-covwould be simple. It might simplify stuff even ascargo-llvm-covbasically just invokesllvm-profdataandllvm-cov.How to use
Suppose you have a setup like in the
examplesdirectory of the repository. Then:cargo install cargo-llvm-covrustup toolchain install nightly --component llvm-tools-previewcargo testcargo-test-fuzz test-fuzz target --no-instrumentation --replay corpus --coverageCoverage is generated as HTML in
target/llvm-cov/html.TODO:
llvm-tools-previewandcargo-llvm-covget installed or promt for installation.warning: 4 functions have mismatched dataI suspect this is due to the fact that test-fuzz injects code into the function-to-test here:
test-fuzz/macro/src/lib.rs
Line 727 in c247ff5
Either move that code somewhere else, or put it into a function, ad a
no_coverageinstruction and call that from the target function.Details
The follwing commands are executes to generate coverage. We should validate them:
fixes #293