I want to use gcov to verify the test coverage of a C++ library which is
linked with libraries developped by another company.
The program is embedded and run continuously. It is not possible to end
its execution excepted by killing its process (kill -9, kill -15 or other
ways).
Unfortunately the gcov data file ".da" seems to be generated
only at the end of the execution and it is not generated when the process
is killed.
Can I flush this file during the execution or sending a signal before killing
the process?
Best regards,
Alexandre
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