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Sorry I wasn't clear about rules.Darwin. On my machine, uname returns Darwin, which is why I gave the file that name.
I put the log file here: http://jdtangney.com/log
Thanks!
--johnt.
2009-11-06 03:31:21 UTC in COVTOOL -- A C++ test coverage analyzer
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Lowell, Thanks for the swift response!
You are right: Mac OS X is a BSD variant with a Mach kernel (cf. Linux kernel) and any Gnu tools you want. The default built-in tools are gcc, make, etc. It really is just a plain vanilla POSIX with Gnu. It's closer to Fedora/Debian/Ubuntu than Solaris.
Unfortunately, I don't know enough about the way Mac OS X does dynamic libs so I can't give you...
2009-11-04 05:52:42 UTC in COVTOOL -- A C++ test coverage analyzer
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I just heard about covtool and am very excited about its potential!
Has anyone successfully built covtool on Mac OS X? If so, would you mind contributing your rules.Darwin file?
Thanks!
--johnt.
2009-11-03 07:26:35 UTC in COVTOOL -- A C++ test coverage analyzer
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I think that forking is the correct choice, given the circumstances.
When I looked at the original author's site, I got the impression that there are much better ways to do the same thing in a modern Eclipse install. Are you planning on modernizing the architecture, or just keeping it working as Eclipse evolves?
Thanks for taking the lead!
--johnt.
2009-10-23 19:04:42 UTC in Eclipse Metrics plugin
