I've been working with gcovr to generate coverage data for my whole project.
I am able to generate summary reports like this:
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GCC Code Coverage Report
Directory: ...../src/
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File Lines Exec Cover Missing
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src/A/A1/xyz.cpp 1609 2 0% 97,99,101....
src/A/A2/abcg.cpp 271 4 1% .......
src/B/B1/mnop.cpp 74 2 2% 34,42,56-.....
src/B/B2/wrds.cpp 1533 6 0% 76,83,85-.....
src/C/C1/abcdefg.cpp 1079 8 0% 143,150,152.....
with total and everything else too, but this data is at source level. So I tried generating xml files which had the same kind of data in xml format. When I finally generated denser xml file with line level coverage like this one:
<class branch-rate="0.285714285714" complexity="0.0" filename="src/absc/mno/xyz/ahgs.cpp" line-rate="0.231481481481" name="os_clib_hxx">
<methods/>
<lines>
<line branch="false" hits="0" number="200"/>
<line branch="false" hits="0" number="202"/>
<line branch="false" hits="3" number="208"/>
<line branch="false" hits="3" number="210"/>
<line branch="false" hits="63" number="213"/>
<line branch="true" condition-coverage="50% (1/2)" hits="63" number="215">
<conditions>
<condition coverage="50%" number="0" type="jump"/>
</conditions>
</line>
<line branch="false" hits="0" number="218"/>
.........
..........
I still couldn't find anything method level. I know it is possible with gcov to generate method level coverage for one file at a time, but that is not possible in my case as I am working with thousands of files, for which if I try to generate data for each of them by any method it would be problematic.
