New in This Release
New In PureCoverage 4.5
New In PureCoverage 4.4
New In PureCoverage 4.3
New In PureCoverage 4.2
PureCoverage has been tested with the following compilers:
PureCoverage supports these threads packages:
In the unlikely event you need to access private libraries such as solaris2_threads.so, and you use -printhome dir to construct the path, you must now add a "lib32" component to the path:
`purecov -printhomedir`/lib32/solaris2_threads.so
Reference to these libraries is rarely necessary.
Purify engine: Warning: Unknown dynamic structure type 0x6ffffdf8. Ignoring it.
The message is harmless for these types of DT_* entries (the "type", above):
DT_CHECKSUM 0x6ffffdf8 (elf checksum)
DT_CONFIG 0x6ffffefa (config info)
DT_DEPAUDIT 0x6ffffefb (dependency audit)
DT_AUDIT 0x6ffffefc (object audit)
If you see an "Unknown dynamic structure type" warning with a type value other than one of the above, please contact Rational Support (support@rational.com). Otherwise, the warning can be safely ignored.
http://solutions.rational.com/solutions/
Or contact Rational Technical Support and reference Tech Note #11091.
Purify slave: Warning: Non-ABI conforming
section found in object file
/usr/lib/ld.so.1
This warning can be safely ignored.
-dlclose-mode=0 (default for earlier releases) libraries may not be unmapped.
-dlclose-mode=1 (default for PureCoverage 4.0) libraries may be unmapped.
-dlclose-mode=2 libraries may be unmapped, coverage data is saved just prior to unmapping.
! Ignore the NumLock and ScrollLock keys on
! mouse buttons
PureCoverage*ignoreModifierMask: Mod3|Mod2
This second workaround will take effect for a new PureCoverage viewer after you restart your X-session or run a command like 'xrdb -merge $HOME/.Xdefaults'.
The site-wide URL for ClearQuest can be given during installation or set by manually editting the file
pure_clearquest_url
in your PureCoverage home directory. A user can override the site-wide URL by setting the environment variable
PURE_CLEARQUEST_URL
This feature is partly implemented by a shell script, ("pure_invoke_clearquest" in your PureCoverage home directory) to allow you to tailor its operation to your needs. If you wish, you may copy and customize this. script. As long as the directory containing the script appears in your search path before your PureCoverage home directory, it will be used instead of the original script.
If you prefer to use PureCoverage with ClearDDTS, you can do so by setting the X resource:
PureCoverage*ddtsCommandString
to 'xddts', if xddts is in your search path, or to the full path to your xddts executable. xddts is invoked by a shell script ("pure_invoke_ddts" in your PureCoverage home directory). If you wish to customize it, please read the section on customizing "pure_invoke_clearquest" above.
If you already have a customized "pure_invoke_ddts" script in your search path, All you need to do is set your X resource as described above, and PureCoverage will find your customized script automatically.
The following copyright applies to portions of this ClearQuest integration code:
Copyright 1996 Netscape Communications Corporation, all rights reserved. Created: Jamie Zawinski jwz@netscape.com, 24-Dec-94. Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, and sell this software and its documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation. No representations are made about the suitability of this software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" without express or implied warranty.