It shows the coverage of the function to be tested after test has been run as a percentage.

Coverage type provided in Controller Tester

Coverage Description
Statement Percentage of source code statement executed by the test
Branch Percentage of branch executed by the test
100% branch coverage includes 100% decision coverage and 100% statement coverage
MC/DC Coverage considering the condition coverage and the decision coverage complexly(described in MC/DC view)
Function call Percentage of the function called by the test among all the functions
Function Percentage of functions that have been called at least once in all functions

Label icon in Coverage view

Icon Description
Function changed
Function containing Asm code

Toolbar menu in Coverage view

Toolbar icon Description
Shows coverage for each test.
Shows full coverage.
Shows full coverage(including the external coverage).

Show Coverage

The Coverage view shows the coverage information of the test or test case selected in the Unit Test view and Integration Test view. If you click [Show full coverage], the coverage information for all tests can be checked by merging them. And if you click [Show full coverage (Include External Coverage)], it shows also the coverage imported externally by merging them.

The coverage for the items selected in the tree is displayed at the bottom of the Coverage view.

In the Coverage view, the coverage for each function is displayed for the items selected in the Unit or Integration Test view.

In the Coverage view table, you can the control flow graph, the function call graph and MC/DC for each function via the context menu.

If you enable [Show Coverage] icon in the main toolbar and click the wanted test case in the Unit/Integration Test view, it shows which part of the source code is covered by using the color information. The green color indicates that the code is executed and all branches are covered, the red color indicates that the code is not executed, and yellow color indicates that the portion of the branch is covered only. You can check T/F of the branch statement covered in vertical column left to the editor.

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