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You’ve been given a program to debug. You’ve got the EXE and DLLs, and you’ve got the PDB files, so you can tell when the […]
In this blog post, I’m going to give you an example of running .Net unit tests with NUnit and Coverage Validator. It’s the same process […]
In this blog post, I’m going to give you an example of running .Net Core unit tests with VS Test (formerly MS Test) and Coverage […]
There are many changes coming to Coverage Validator. I’m going to describe the various changes and the reasons behind them. Name Change The first one […]
Debugging services is a pain. There is a lot that can go wrong and very little you can do to find out what went wrong. […]
In this blog post, I’m going to explain how to collect code coverage for a process that is launched by another process. We’ll be using […]
Coverage Validator has an option to automatically merge the coverage results of the current session with a central session. This allows you to get an […]
When we started the business in 2002 we just wanted to launch a C/C++ memory analysis tool that could do things none of the other […]
We recently closed the beta tests for the 64 bit versions of C++ Coverage Validator, C++ Memory Validator, C++ Performance Validator and C++ Thread Validator. […]
Recently we’ve had a flurry of customers wanting the ability to compare the code coverage of their application. This sounded like a good idea so […]