Hello... I just read an article in MSDN magazine about writing profiler DLLs for dotNet that you can tailor to your individual apps to ensure that your test programs cover 100% of your code. The profilers simply filter out calls to the CLR based upon some criteria built in and they write out listings of all functions or even blocks of code that have been hit when running a test program.
Unfortunately for dotNet in this instance, this is something that must be written and on a per application basis if you are into hard-core test-driven development and want to PROVE that your tests give you 100% code-coverage. So, what I am wondering is if Mono currently has this or if there is any intent to put supportiong functionality like this in at the CLR level that can optionally be turned on to help test-driven code-coverage oriented development? Cheers, David _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
