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Code Coverage for C# Programs With Visual Studio
Read moreSquish Coco is mostly used for programs written in C++, but it also supports code coverage for C# programs. The preparation of a C# program for code coverage is rather simple, thanks to a Visual Studio add-in that is part of Coco. This post is a short tutorial about...
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Coco – How to measure code coverage on embedded systems via CAN Bus
Read moreIntroduction Squish Coco generates the code execution measurement using streams and by default, the output of these streams is piped to a file on the file system. For embedded devices without a file system, this leads to problems. Squish Coco allows you to redirect the measurements stream via Custom...
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Post-commit patch review available online on OpenCoverage
Read moreThe OpenCoverage website now demonstrates a post-commit patch review system utilizing the Coco code coverage tool from froglogic. With it, one can estimate whether there are enough tests for code changes, or whether to write new tests. Coco can therefore play a useful role in quality control.
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Debugging Coco with the verbose build mode
Read moreWhen an application is instrumented with Squish Coco and problems arise, it is often helpful to run the compilation in the verbose build mode. This is especially useful when some of the program files are excluded from the instrumentation. With the verbose build enabled, one can see which files are...
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Verifying Custom Properties of a QObject in Squish
Read moreIf you’re testing a Qt-based application with Squish, you probably know the problem: one of your classes has custom properties you would really like to verify, but you cannot seem to get hold of it from a test script. First the bad news: making it available requires changing your...
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Code Coverage Case Study: Learn How InnovMetric Software Benefits from Squish Coco
Read moreInnovMetric Software Inc., the leading provider of universal 3D metrology software solutions, started to use froglogic’s Code Coverage Tool Squish Coco in 2015. The main objective was to understand how much of their applications’ code is properly tested by their 15,000+ tests. After some time InnovMetric’s engineers concluded: “Coco...
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Open source C++ execution trace framework
Read moreAt froglogic, we’re big fans of open source software. A large part of our engineering (and management!) staff contributed or contributes to open source projects, and everyone visiting our offices for a job interview certainly gets a big +1 in case she can show off some open source work!...
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Bug Location and Patch Analysis with Squish Coco 3.4
Read moreHamburg, Germany June 7, 2016 froglogic is excited to announce version 3.4 of Squish Coco, its multi-platform C, C++, C# and Tcl code coverage analysis tool. Besides several smaller improvements, this new release of Squish Coco features two innovative, new features to help developers use code coverage data to...
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Yet another static code analyzer run
Read moreLooking for the answer to a 64-bit build question I ran into a news item titled “The Unicorn Getting Interested in KDE“. Since I never saw an unicorn before this made me curious. Turns out that a company selling a static code analysis tool has been analysing KDE code....
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Squish tip of the week: How to know what code your testing actually exercises
Read moreDid you know Squish GUI Tester and Squish Coco can work together to reveal more about your testing? Integrate your testing with Squish Coco to answer these questions: How many of our tests are redundant? What areas of our application are the tests not reaching? If I only had...
