Enable coverage tracking for standalone code #29
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## master #29 +/- ##
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Coverage 81.68% 81.68%
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Files 10 10
Lines 830 830
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Hits 678 678
Misses 152 152 |
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UPDATE: it turns out that
--coverageis already being passed to the compiler for the relevant C files. Still, no coverage data is produced for them. Based on the logs, the problem might be that gcov / codecov can't find the C source files (they sit in a completely different path compared to the package's bin path