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# Generating and viewing Tint code-coverage
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Requirements:
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* Host running Linux or macOS
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* Clang toolchain on the `PATH` environment variable
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## Building Tint with coverage generation enabled
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Follow the steps [to build Tint with CMake](../README.md), but include the additional `-DTINT_EMIT_COVERAGE=1` CMake flag.
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## Generate coverage information
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Use the `<tint>/tools/tint-generate-coverage` script to run the tint executable or unit tests and generate the coverage information.
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The script takes the executable to invoke as the first command line argument, followed by additional arguments to pass to the executable.
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For example, to see the code coverage for all unit tests, run:
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`<tint>/tools/tint-generate-coverage <build>/tint_unittests --gtest_brief`
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The script will emit two files at the root of the tint directory:
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* `coverage.summary` - A text file giving a coverage summary for all Tint source files.
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* `lcov.info` - A binary coverage file that can be consumed with the [VSCode Coverage Gutters](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ryanluker.vscode-coverage-gutters) extension.
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