Welcome to Trucov 1.09.07.02 This is the first official non-beta release of Trucov tool.

In order to compile Trucov, you must first configure CMake. This can be done by running the following command from Trucov's root directory:

cmake .

Note: There are different configurations that the user can manually set when issuing the CMake command for Trucov.

1) To compile in Release mode: cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release 2) To compile in Debug mode: cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug 3) To compile with coverage profiling: cmake -DCOVERAGE=On 4) To compile without coverage profiling: cmake -DCOVERAGE=Off 5) To compile with debug option enabled: cmake -DDEBUGFLAG=On 6) To compile with debug option disabled: cmake -DDEBUGFLAG=Off 7) To compile with newer versions of boost: cmake -DBOOST_VERSION=New 8) To compile with older versions of boost: cmake -DBOOST_VERSION=Old

After CMake has been configured, simply issue the command:

make

To install Trucov, issue the command:

sudo make install

This will install both the trucov binary as well as the config files.

To install the Trucov GUI:

1) Naviage the the gui directory. 2) Run "./compile.sh". a) If compilation fails, ensure you have QT 4.5.2 installed. b) If QT 4.5.2 is not available, then run "qmake" over the gui directory, then run "make". 3) Once the executable trucov_gui has been compiled, run "./install.sh" to install the executable.

To run Trucov's unit tests, do the following:

1) From Trucov's root directory, remove the trucov executable, the CMakeFiles folder, and the CMakeCache.txt file. 2) Make sure that there is a directory named output within the root folder. 3) Navigate the directory named build and clear out its contents. 4) Run ../scripts/testing_framework.sh from the build directory. 5) Alternatively, to manually compile and run individual unit tests: a) Run "cmake ../" from the build directory. b) Run "make test". c) Run "sudo make install". d) Run the desired unit test(s). e) Run "trucov -s ../src/ -s ../include/" (you may add your preferred Trucov commands and options here)

To run Trucov's functional tests, do the following:

1) Navigate to the directory named build and clear out its contents 2) Run "make functionaltest" 3) Run "./all_functionaltest"

The Trucov directory structure is layed out as follows:

config/ Two sample Trucov config files are located here. demo/ IF WE KEEP THIS? Simple and complex example oprojects with which to showcase Trucov. gui/ Source files for the graphical Trucov front-end tool. include/ Location of Trucov's source header files. sample_projects/ IF WE KEEP THIS? Location of simple and more advanced sample projects with which to test Trucov. scripts/ Location of scripts for converting dot files and running the unit test framework. src/ Location of Trucov's source files. test/ Location of functional and unit tests as well as the gtest framework files.