Hello all,
Today I've released the new version of the gcov website
(http://gcov.php.net/).
It already built a full PHP 5.2 release with most extensions enabled and it
is now building PHP 4.4 and PHP 6.
In this new website, I think you'll find easier to spot errors, find
problems (test regressions, mem leaks, ..) or simply see the nice
stats/graphs around. For now, no PECL extensions are enabled, but I'll start
to enable them by request (maintained extensions only, that don't break the
build). The priority now is to enable all core extensions which aren't
enabled yet.
I would like to ear some comments and suggestions about how to improve the
website, which new tools should be added, if you like the interface or not,
etc..
At last, I would like to thank everybody that contributed to this project.
Regards,
Nuno
Nuno Lopes wrote:
Hello all,
Today I've released the new version of the gcov website
(http://gcov.php.net/).
It already built a full PHP 5.2 release with most extensions enabled and it
is now building PHP 4.4 and PHP 6.In this new website, I think you'll find easier to spot errors, find
problems (test regressions, mem leaks, ..) or simply see the nice
stats/graphs around. For now, no PECL extensions are enabled, but I'll
start
to enable them by request (maintained extensions only, that don't break the
build). The priority now is to enable all core extensions which aren't
enabled yet.
Looks cool. Are the graphs working?
http://gcov.php.net/viewer.php?version=PHP_4_4&func=graph&mode=weekly
This doesn't show any.
-Rasmus
I guess that's because there is no "last week" to show ;)
David
Nuno Lopes wrote:
Hello all,
Today I've released the new version of the gcov website
(http://gcov.php.net/).
It already built a full PHP 5.2 release with most extensions
enabled and it
is now building PHP 4.4 and PHP 6.
In this new website, I think you'll find easier to spot errors, find
problems (test regressions, mem leaks, ..) or simply see the nice
stats/graphs around. For now, no PECL extensions are enabled, but
I'll start
to enable them by request (maintained extensions only, that don't
break the
build). The priority now is to enable all core extensions which
aren't enabled yet.Looks cool. Are the graphs working?
http://gcov.php.net/viewer.php?version=PHP_4_4&func=graph&mode=weekly
This doesn't show any.
-Rasmus
Nuno Lopes wrote:
Hello all,
Today I've released the new version of the gcov website
(http://gcov.php.net/).
It already built a full PHP 5.2 release with most extensions enabled and
it
is now building PHP 4.4 and PHP 6.In this new website, I think you'll find easier to spot errors, find
problems (test regressions, mem leaks, ..) or simply see the nice
stats/graphs around. For now, no PECL extensions are enabled, but I'll
start
to enable them by request (maintained extensions only, that don't break
the
build). The priority now is to enable all core extensions which aren't
enabled yet.Looks cool. Are the graphs working?
http://gcov.php.net/viewer.php?version=PHP_4_4&func=graph&mode=weekly
This doesn't show any.
-Rasmus
The graphs aren't working yet because there's no meaningful data yet.
Anyway I checked the build log and the images were outputted to the log
instead of being written to the corresponding files. Something seems to be
broken in the gd extension (it was working on my pc a few weeks ago).
Nuno