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TASKING VX-toolset

The MULTI IDE cannot be configured to build using BullseyeCoverage. However, you can build projects from a command prompt.

This information applies to:

TASKING C166 (Classic) v8.9
TASKING VX-toolset for C166/ST10 v4.0
TASKING VX-toolset for TriCore v6.2

Build Project

Follow these steps to build your project with instrumentation.

Invoke a command prompt.

Add the compiler bin directory to the PATH environment variable. For example,

C:\>set PATH=%ProgramFiles%\BullseyeCoverage\bin;C:\Program Files (x86)\TASKING\TriCore v6.2r2\ctc\bin;%PATH%

Move to the directory workspace\project\configuration. For example:
```
C:\>cd C:\workspace_ctc_v6.2r2\HelloWorld\Debug
```

Enable coverage build and run the TASKING command amk with PRODDIR set to the BullseyeCoverage directory. For example:

C:\workspace_ctc_v6.2r2\HelloWorld\Debug>cov01 -1
C:\workspace_ctc_v6.2r2\HelloWorld\Debug>amk PRODDIR="%ProgramFiles%\BullseyeCoverage" -a all

Run-Time Library Built Automatically

By default, BullseyeCoverage automatically compiles and adds the run-time library run/libcov-tasking.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.

#if _BullseyeCoverage
    cov_dumpData();
#endif

Updated: 27 Sep 2023