BullseyeCoverage
These environment variables control aspects of the native run-time. They have no effect on the small footprint run-time.
By default, the BullseyeCoverage run-time creates a background thread to save
coverage once per second.
Setting the COVAUTOSAVE
environment variable to 0 suppresses creation of this thread,
in which case coverage is saved only upon program termination.
This setting is only checked once at startup.
The COVERR
environment variable specifies the name of a file to which the run-time appends error messages.
If COVERR
is not set, the run-time attempts to display
error messages to the user using whatever mechanism is most appropriate
for the operating system.
If the COVFILE
environment variable is set,
it specifies the path
of the coverage file to update.
If the COVFILELIST
environment variable is set,
it specifies a
comma-separated list of coverage file paths.
This setting overrides COVFILE
.
If environment variable COVNOSAVE is set to 1, the BullseyeCoverage run-time does not save any measurements to the coverage file.
This setting is only checked once at startup.
On Windows, this overrides the system location of the temporary directory.
This setting is only checked once at startup.
Updated: 15 May 2019
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