CoverageEye.NET
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Printed Date: 18Dec2024 at 3:46am
Topic: CoverageEye.NET
Posted By: ashu
Subject: CoverageEye.NET
Date Posted: 03Apr2007 at 1:46am
CoverageEye.NET:
CoverageEye.NET is a Microsoft Windows application that analyzes managed assemblies and reports information about the IL instructions that have been executed.
At the core of CoverageEye.Net is a COM component that was written to work against the .NET profiling API. CoverageEye can be automated to work against your build process and provide code coverage percentages for your assemblies. It works at an IL level, so it works with all .NET languages.
CoverageEye also color codes your source code so you can view which lines have been executed. Source code is not needed to run the tool. If source code is not available, you still get coverage information for your assemblies.
Extract and install the Microsoft.Sdc.CoverageEye.Install.msi from the downloaded zip file. The application requires MSXML 4 sp2. A shortcut is placed on your programs menu to the application, and to the "Getting Started Guide."
If you cannot view Source Code with CoverageEye.NET:
- Please check if this function does not have any source code.
- Please make sure the .pdb file is located in the same folder as the assembly.
- Please make sure the .pdb has been produced (built) at the same time as the assembly.
- Please make sure the source code must be located in the same folder location on this machine that the assembly and .pdb were built from.
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