Examples for several build systems
It is easy to integrate Testwell CTC++ with the following build systems using ctclaunch. An exemplary generic description how to do that is given for them.
In all examples, multicondition is used as instrumentation mode, given to ctclaunch with option -i m
.
NMAKE
If a normal build is done with
nmake
the instrumented version
is built with ctclaunch -i m nmake
CMake
If CMake is configured
with:
cmake -S . -B build -GNinja
configure another build
directory likecmake -S . -B build-cov -GNinja
If a Ninja call is used to build in the build directory
like
cd build
ninja
then the instrumented version is built
withcd build-cov
ctclaunch -i m ninja
If the build is done by a CMake call like
cmake --build build
the instrumented version can be built with
ctclaunch -i m cmake --build build-cov
With the additional build directory, you can switch between instrumented and not instrumented builds without the need for a full rebuild.
IarBuild
When the IAR add-on is used on Windows, ctclaunch is
the recommended method to build instrumented
programs:
ctclaunch -iar -i m iarbuild myproject.ewp
MSBuild
If a rebuild is done with
msbuild MySolution.sln -t:Rebuild
the instrumented rebuild is done with
ctclaunch -i m msbuild MySolution.sln -t:Rebuild
devenv.exe
When
devenv
is used directly for the build with
devenv MySolution.sln /build
the instrumented version is
built with ctclaunch devenv MySolution.sln /build