Walter Bright Wrote:

> Amaury wrote:
> > Hi, I have already tried this and it doesn't work, I also tried with a sudo command... Do I need something else than just dmd ? Amaury
> 
> No, you shouldn't need anything other than dmd.

So it won't work!? :'(

Amaury wrote:
> Walter Bright Wrote:
> 
>> Amaury wrote:
>>> Hi, I have already tried this and it doesn't work, I also tried with
>>> a sudo command... Do I need something else than just dmd ? Amaury
>> No, you shouldn't need anything other than dmd.
> 
> So it won't work!? :'(

What version of DMD are you using?  What were your build options?


Sean

Amaury wrote:
> Walter Bright Wrote:
> 
>> Amaury wrote:
>>> Hi, I have already tried this and it doesn't work, I also tried with
>>> a sudo command... Do I need something else than just dmd ? Amaury
>> No, you shouldn't need anything other than dmd.
> 
> So it won't work!? :'(

I have no idea why it isn't working for you. Doing coverage runs is part of the dmd test suite, so it was run and worked correctly for Windows and Ubuntu.

My DMD version is : Digital Mars D Compiler v1.030
What do you mean by my build option? the options to build my .d?
I'm just trying the simple example of sieve :

dmd -cov sieve.d
./sieve

no .lst is created.

Thx
Amaury

ps : note that I'm french and working to translate the "D 1.0 overview" in the aim to make it attractive for french programmers, I'm fond of unit tests en coverage... I'll post about this later, when done.

Sean Kelly Wrote:

> Amaury wrote:
> > Walter Bright Wrote:
> > 
> >> Amaury wrote:
> >>> Hi, I have already tried this and it doesn't work, I also tried with a sudo command... Do I need something else than just dmd ? Amaury
> >> No, you shouldn't need anything other than dmd.
> > 
> > So it won't work!? :'(
> 
> What version of DMD are you using?  What were your build options?
> 
> 
> Sean

On Fri, 21 Nov 2008 12:38:58 -0500, Amaury <ammo32uzi@hotmail.com> wrote:

>My DMD version is : Digital Mars D Compiler v1.030
>What do you mean by my build option? the options to build my .d?
>I'm just trying the simple example of sieve :
>
>dmd -cov sieve.d
>./sieve
>
>no .lst is created.

Works for me, it produces the following file sieve.d.lst, in both DMD 1.033 and 2.020.

C:> dmd -cov sieve.d
C:> sieve

       |import std.stdio;
       |
       |bool[8191] flags;
       |
       |int main()
      5|{   int i, count, prime, k, iter;
       |
      1|    writefln("10 iterations");
     22|    for (iter = 1; iter <= 10; iter++)
     10|    {   count = 0;
     10|        flags[] = 1;
 163840|        for (i = 0; i < flags.length; i++)
  81910|        {   if (flags[i])
  18990|            {   prime = i + i + 3;
  18990|                k = i + prime;
 168980|                while (k < flags.length)
       |                {
 149990|                    flags[k] = 0;
 149990|                    k += prime;
       |                }
  18990|                count += 1;
       |            }
       |        }
       |    }
      1|    writefln("%d primes", count);
      1|    return 0;
       |}
sieve.d is 100% covered

Gide