Analog Devices

CrossCore Embedded Studio

Use the instructions for Eclipse IDE.

VisualDSP++

The integrated development environment cannot be configured to build using BullseyeCoverage. Build from the command prompt using a makefile as described below. This information applies to VisualDSP++ version 5.0.

Create a makefile for your project using the VisualDSP++ menu command Project Export Makefile.

Using a text editor, insert covc -i in front of all compiler invocations in the makefile. For example:

file.doj: file.cpp
	covc -i $(VDSP)/cc21k.exe -c file.c ...
project.dxe: ...
	covc -i $(VDSP)/cc21k.exe file.doj ... -o project.dxe ...

Use the commands below to build your project.

cov01 -1
del Debug\*
"C:\Program Files\Analog Devices\VisualDSP 5.0\gmake-378" -f project_export.mak "project_Debug"

Run-Time Library Built Automatically

By default, BullseyeCoverage automatically compiles and adds the run-time library run/libcov-analogDevices.c to compiler invocations that link an executable. This source implements the small footprint configuration. You can override this behavior by one of the alternatives below.

Use the covc option --lib
Include in your link command your own run-time library named with the prefix libcov-, for example libcov-userDefined.a

Saving Coverage

Add a call to cov_dumpData into your program. The output file BullseyeCoverage.data-1 is written with the functions in <stdio.h>. When running under the simulator, this file appears in the directory where the executable is located.

#if _BullseyeCoverage
    cov_dumpData();
#endif

Updated: 6 Mar 2018