Thank you to those who were able to attend the Squish Coco webinar today. Please find a summary of some of the questions (and answers) from the webinar below. Email additional questions to squish@froglogic.com
- Question: Is the Microsoft Visual Studio AddIn working with VisualStudio 2013?
Yes, Squish Coco’s Microsoft Visual Studio Add-In supports Visual Studio 2013, and as far back as Visual Studio 2005. Learn more.
- Question: We are working with Googletest and Squish GUI-Tester. How we get the test status and execution name into the squish coco coverage report in a CI environment?
The following knowledgebase article describes how to include Squish GUI Tester information in your Squish Coco coverage reports: Article – Integrating Squish GUI Tester with Squish Coco
- Question: How does the monitoring affect the performance of the application under test?
A small impact does exist. An instrumented application can be 60% to 90% larger, and run 10% to 30% slower. More detail, including benchmark statistics.
- Question: Can you do remote code coverage (ie analyze a code that is running on a remote embedded target), and what does this require (specific binaries…)?
Yes, Squish Coco separates the coverage data creation from the analysis, enabling users performing cross-compilation to host the compiler on a separate platform. Read more and see a detailed example.
- Question: Can Squish Coco integrate with Jenkins?
Yes, Squish Coco commands can be included as Build Steps in the Jenkins build process. Include single commands in build steps, or a batch file containing multiple commands. Using cmreport you can generate an HTML report, and if you include a post-build action to include an Emma Coverage Report, then the report will also become visible from Jenkins.