Hello sbcl,
First time posting and a fairly new user. I'm a fairly new lisper and
I'm running into trouble trying to generate coverage reports (using
sb-cover, obviously) for a specific package in my project.
I tried to just add the (declaim (optimization
sb-cover:store-coverage-data)) after loading the system, but then I
realized I made a horrible mistake as sbcl uses that optimization
declaration to add tracing data to the compiled code. I then naively
decided it would be a good idea to just force a recompile of the
system. To my horror, I ended up recompiling everything sbcl touched,
cl-sql, bordeaux threads, and more. The good news is that I managed to
generate the coverage report but only with tons of external dependencies
being included in the report as well. As much as I like knowing these
things, it's not exactly useful.
The solution I'm trying to come up with is creating a new type of
operation in asdf conveniently called cover-op. I haven't had much luck
in getting this working (I've only spent an hour on this, so not really
surprising given my exposure to asdf). Currently, I like the setup with
asdf:test-system and then just specialize perform to run the tests. I
would like to do the same thing to generate coverage reports, but the
compilation step is proving the be a problem.
I'm wondering what other sbcl users do to ensure coverage reports are
generating for only the "interesting" aspects of your applications?
Thanks,
Sean
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