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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> tdk-beta
tdk-beta
[TDK-BETA] Tutorials
by Cristian Chaparro other posts by this author
Feb 24 2003 4:10AM messages near this date
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Re: [TDK-BETA] First Steps | RE: [TDK-BETA] Tutorials
Hi,

Finally I got some time to start using TclDevKit and the first thing I 
did was to go directly for the tutorials. This is what I found.
In coverage analysis:
Step one it says to change to the directory |
/demos/Tcl Dev Kit/cover/mult/

Which should be
||/demos/TclDevKit/cover/csv/

then it says to run|
prodebug csv.tpj -coverage      
which gives an error and actually should look like
prodebug -coverage csv.tpj

In Hotspot analysis: Step one it says to run
prodebug mult_1.tpj
But it should be
prodebug -coverage mult_1.tpj.
Actually I started with this tutorial and I never got to see the Code 
Coverage menu entry... this puzzled me until I went for the coverage 
tutorial and figured things out.

IMHO, having a good tutorial is the best presentation card an 
application can have and, most probably -especially if they are a bit 
like me-, the first thing people will try... even before reading the 
documentation :-) So I would like to see more of them, and of course 
that they should work without a flaw.

But the main problem I encountered is that when closing the project and 
opening another, the code coverage window doesn't show the file names. 
The application has to be stopped and launched again with the new file 
to be able to see the names in the files tab.

Anyway, Code coverage is quiet a nice tool and one I will for sure be 
using a lot in the future. It is certainly an improvement over other 
debuging tools.

Thanks,
Cristian.
Thread:
Cristian Chaparro
Andreas Kupries

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