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Thanks for your interests.

Currently, cpp-coveralls can only detect the .gcov files co-located under the same directory with the source files...because that works in my project right now..

I will try to find a way to get around of it later...You can send me a pull request if you have a solution in mind :)

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Seems like each .gcov file has its source file in its header. It should be easy to parse it..I will try to fix it in these few days.

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thanks for your replies (and for your nice tool).. Unfortunately, my knowledge in python is close to void.
If you want me to test something on my project, feel free to ask me..

By the way, I've tried another thing: I've got prog1.cpp and a header file includes/hop.h (and uncovered functions in the header file). If I compile prog1 (in the same folder), I've got my prog1.gcov but on coveralls says that 100% of my code is covered which is not true.

Actually, 100% of prog1.cpp is covered but since the header file is not in the same folder as the source one, it doesn't parse it.

Is it related to coveralls or to my cpp-coveralls usage ?

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cpp-coveralls just parses the output file from gocv. So your header file issue is related to gcov. For instance, if gcc chooses to treat your functions as inline function, the code is actually copied to the places it being called, which is in your .cpp file.

You can run gcov against include/hop.h and check the 'hop.h.gcov' file, to verify that.

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You're right... with -g -O0 options, I can force the compiler to stop inlining methods/functions.

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Hey, @dcoeurjo

Would you please try out the out_source_build branch? If it works, I will make a new release.

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hell yeah !

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Cool!

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that's perfect !! thanks a lot...

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If you wish, I could clone the project, add few cmake instructions and send you a PR.
(not now but I add this to my todolist:))

thanks again

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Sure! Feel free to clone it and modify it to fit your needs.
It is my pleasure to get your PR later :)

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