Vaibhav Gera

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For Example: mycmd name -b { <tcl code=""> }\ -d { <comments> }\ -o {<comment>} you want to instrument <tcl code=""> provided to -b option. How to do this in nagelfar</tcl></comment></comments></tcl>

Hi Peter, Thank you for your repy. I tried to run above mentioned ways but it didn't work. My file which I am instrumenting for code coverage has a command similar to procedure. The command syntax is: mycmd name -body {}. Here mycmd is command name, name is the name of the function, -body is an argument and {} is definition. But nagelfar also treats {} as an argument. What can I do in this case? Waiting for your reply Regards Vaibhav Gera

Hi Peter, I am trying to check code coverage of my code using Nagelfar but I am not able to do that. I have created a customized command which replaced proc. So when I am trying to execute Nagelfar, it is not able to perform code coverage. Could you please help me?

Hi Oeter, I am trying to check code coverage of my code using Nagelfar but I am not able to do that. I have created a customized command which replaced proc. So when I am trying to execute Nagelfar, it is not able to perform code coverage. Could you please help me?