Coverage Validator Tutorials
The Tutorials
Getting Started
Why is Coverage Testing Important?
Static Linking MFC and CRT
Dynamic Linking MFC and CRT
Code Coverage Sample Application #1
Code Coverage Sample Application #2
Getting code coverage for a .Net Core application
Getting code coverage for a .Net Core application child process
Code Coverage for a service
Code Coverage for a service child process
Collecting code coverage in an IIS ISAPI DLL
Code Coverage of ASP.Net with IIS
Collecting code coverage for ASP.Net with Web Development Server
Getting Code Coverage for a Dynamically Linked Library
Getting Code Coverage for a Statically Linked Library
Excluding Code Coverage for a Dynamically Linked Library
Excluding Code Coverage for a Statically Linked Library
Wizard Mode/Dialog Mode.
Interactive Profiling
Merging Samples
Automatic Merging
Command Line
Regression Testing
Identifying Unused Code
User Interface Mode
Coverage Validator provides two styles of user interface for launching applications and for injecting into applications. These styles are:
- Wizard Mode
In Wizard mode multi-page wizards are used to guide you through the process of starting to monitor an application. The wizards offer explanations and are designed to be easy to use rather than quick to use. Once you are familiar with the options involved with using the Wizards you may wish to move on to using the more terse, but rapid, Dialog mode. - Dialog Mode
In Dialog mode single page dialogs are used to quickly start monitoring an application.
Changing User Interface Mode
The User Interface Mode can be changed from the Settings menu, User Interface Mode… option.
This displays the User Interface Mode dialog.
Use the radio buttons to select the user interface mode then click OK.
Launch Wizard / Dialog
Launch wizard
Launch dialog
Inject Wizard / Dialog
Inject wizard
Inject dialog
