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Add support for clang and llvm-cov #52
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@nijel would love to. Do you have any open source projects showing off how llvm is used so I can review its process. Thanks! |
I use it to build some projects on Travis CI, but meanwhile I've realized that the LLVM version there is quite old and the llvm-cov is probably not flexible enough to do what is needed. But with recent version, all what should be needed is to run |
@nijel perhaps other customers are having related issues, even though I have not heard of any to my knowledge. Do you have any suggestions on how to "automatically" detect when we should use https://github.com/codecov/codecov-bash/blob/346e91cb2918fd1d84fde46c0814ae2005fee363/codecov#L484
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The only idea is to base this on CC environment variable. That should work quite reliable for Travis CI, but not sure about other environments... |
@nijel I'm not familiar with the working of llvm-cov, but would invite a pull request to review your suggestions on how to implement this. Thanks! |
I will look into this once Travis has upgraded LLVM to more recent version which behaves better in regards to coverage. |
It would be great if coverage would work for llvm as well out of the box. It provides quite similar interface to gcov, it just has to be executed as llvm-cov gcov, see http://llvm.org/docs/CommandGuide/llvm-cov.html
It's usage could be specified by parameter or autodected based on CC environment (use llvm-cov if CC is clang).
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