Thanks Craig, I would take a look to Spoon.

I want to make a tool to test a package "quality" before saving it in MC,
these tests includes:
- Run the unit tests and check that the coverage is ok
- Run Smalllint
- Verify that:
    - there is no uncategorized methods
    - all the dependencies of the package are declared (for example if I use
a TestCase, then the SUnit package must be in the requisites)

That's why I want to do code coverage with the current Squeak VM.
Maybe I can use "method wrappers", has someone tried to do that without
modifying the VM?


On 1/16/06, Craig Latta <craig at netjam.org> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Diego--
>
> > Hi, is there any tool to do code coverage? (at method level is enough,
> > i want to do something to check that unit test cover all the methods)
>
>         It's not available as a tool for current Squeak yet, but for what
> it's
> worth...
>
>         One could make such a tool with Spoon by using method activation
> marking. Clear all the marks, run the tests, then check the marks. (The
> Spoon VM has a distinct object format for methods which have been run.)
>
>
> -C
>
> --
> Craig Latta
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> www.netjam.org
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