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Check if specific lines were executed using gcov data
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| name | Line Execution Checker |
| description | Check if specific lines were executed using gcov data |
| user-invocable | false |
| version | 1 |
| author | Claude |
| tags | ["coverage","gcov","testing"] |
Fast tool to check if specific source lines were executed during test runs.
g++ -O3 -std=c++17 line_checker.cpp -o line-checker
# Single line
./line-checker file.c:42
# Multiple lines
./line-checker file.c:42 main.c:100 util.c:55
file.c:42 EXECUTED (5 times)
main.c:100 NOT EXECUTED
util.c:55 EXECUTED (12 times)
Coverage data must exist from prior test run with --coverage flag.
"Was line X of file.c executed?" or "Check if these lines were covered"
.gcda files exist: find . -name "*.gcda" -print -quitg++ -O3 -std=c++17 line_checker.cpp -o line-checker./line-checker file.c:XUser: "Was line 127 in parser.c executed?"
./line-checker parser.c:127
# Output: parser.c:127 EXECUTED (3 times)
Response: "Yes, line 127 was executed 3 times during testing."