We have our own test automation software which executes our product exe. We do not have test cases written in C++ but our code is written in C++.
What we want is to run out automation tool on our exe which will run the test suite and then find the lines of code that have been executed (code-coverage).
Is there any way to do the above? Something similar to LCOV?
Semantic Designs' (my company) C++ Test Coverage Tool could be used for this for either MS C++ or GCC.
The tool instruments your source code before you compile it. The compiled binary is executed by whatever means; as it runs, the instrumentation collects test coverage information, and occasionally writes that data to a special file. That file is then analyzed/displayed by a special UI.
If you can get your automation tool to signal when an individual test is complete (this may happen as a natural "last action" on each test, or by other convention), then the test coverage data can be captured on a per-test basis to give you a finer-grain view of the coverage data.
