.NET Coverage Validator

What is .NET Coverage Validator?

.NET Code Coverage

.NET Coverage Validator is a code coverage software tool for use by software developers and quality assurance testers.

The .NET Coverage Validator has the following basic functions:

• Determines the code coverage for your software projects.
• Identifies untested functions in your tests.
• Improves your software quality testing with real-time, interactive code coverage displays.
• Merges code coverage data to provide aggregate coverage results for all tests.
• Creates coverage reports for your regression tests and overnight builds.
• Generates coverage data while creating test reports.

Run your code coverage at almost 100% normal speed – negligible reduction when running code coverage.

The .NET Coverage Validator provides many interfaces with a lot of information about your data

Summary

General coverage statistics.

Detailed coverage statistics

Coverage statistics for each file.

Branch coverage

Branch coverage statistics for each file.

Functions

Detailed information about function coverage.

Directories

Detailed information about directory coverage.

.DLL

Detailed information about DLL coverage.

Files and lines

Detailed information about file and line coverage.

Diagnosis

Diagnostic information about the application.

Easy to use

To use the .NET Coverage Validator, all you need is debugging information for your application, and the .NET Coverage Validator can get the job started.

You do not need to modify your software, recompile, or link it to use the .NET Coverage Validator.

• Start your software with the .NET Coverage Validator. This will work perfectly.
• Run your software normally.
• Close your software.
• Review the code coverage statistics that the .NET Coverage Validator generates as your software runs.

System Requirements:

Windows 2000 up to 10 32-bit, or from Windows XP up to 10 64-bit

.NET common language runtime and .NET Framework 32-bit or 64-bit

Microsoft Visual Studio 2002 through 2013

C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, and WPF