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I want to get coverage of let's say CoverageTarget.dll.

I have a test.dll to run the nunit tests, which starts a child process childTestApp.exe(which tests some of the code in CoverageTarget.dll) using the Process.Start method in the process of testing.

in the results i am not able to see the code covered by the childTestApp.exe.

this is may be expected behavior,but is there any way/tool i can get the code covered in the testApp.exe?

skaffman
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use the //pm argument (http://docs.ncover.com/ref/3-0/ncover-console/command-line/profiling-options#pm)

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  • Thanks for the answer. //PM argument takes one process name , is there a way to give more processes for this argument? now i have to run the coverage separately for each process. – Naresh Aug 26 '09 at 15:20
  • NCover 3.4 lets you give more than one process name – Stephen Ward Apr 15 '10 at 01:54