Add coverity to travis CI

alxhoff / FreeRTOS-Emulator

POSIX based FreeRTOS emulator with SDL2 graphics interface and multiple async communications interfaces, aiming to make it possible to teach FreeRTOS without embedded hardware using similar processes

https://alxhoff.github.io/FreeRTOS-Emulator/

GNU General Public License v3.0

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Add coverity to travis CI #33

Closed alxhoff closed 2 years ago

PhilippvK commented 4 years ago

I think for the future it would be a good idea to move from Travis CI to Github Actions.

alxhoff commented 4 years ago

Agreed, would be keen to check out GH Actions as well. RIP Travis CI

PhilippvK commented 4 years ago

I have recently ported another project from Travis to Github. I can give it a try here as well sometime later this month.

alxhoff commented 4 years ago

be my guest!

PhilippvK commented 4 years ago

Feel free to have a look at https://github.com/alxhoff/FreeRTOS-Emulator/actions/runs/263913148 and https://github.com/alxhoff/FreeRTOS-Emulator/blob/ci/.github/workflows/main.yml.

Getting the Sanitizers running with actual Display and Audio Device was the trickiest part...

A few things are still subject to change but here is a list of remaining TODOs:

[ ] Add error handling to Sanitizers (ASAN is printing out some warnings while USAN, TSAN seem to run almost silently)
[ ] add coverity target as mentioned in this issue. Maybe this will help: https://github.com/ruby/actions-coverity-scan/blob/master/.github/workflows/coverity-scan.yml
[ ] disable Travis CI for this repo before merging the ci branch into master. Else, there may occur conflicts regarding the GitHub Pages deployment.

alxhoff commented 4 years ago

wow. great stuff! I like the look of the GH actions CI scripting, looks a bit simpler than Travis. I also agree about Travis CI, if I should disable it just let me know. Also the coverity thing is something i've been meaning to do for a while. Will need to write some actual tests or maybe a test fork with code that runs all functions of the TUM libs etc.

PhilippvK commented 4 years ago

I agree. But the thing which bothers me the most with GitHub Actions is that you can not have shared job-dependencies f.e. to install the SDL2 packages.

This would on make the YAML file even simpler and also reduce the runtime if they are only installed once.

alxhoff commented 4 years ago

That's annoying