gcov2x takes coverage data emitted from llvm-cov and aggregates it into various formats, some more easily interpreted by humans, some better suited for machines.
First, unless you haven't already done so, compile your project using clang --coverage and digest the output using llvm-cov (see the src dir for examples). You should end up with one or more .gcov files.
Next, install the gem:
gem install gcov2x
This should furnish you with a gcov2x executable in your path.
Finally, execute gcov2x in one of multiple possible ways. For instance, generate a HTML coverage report:
gcov2x --format html *.gcov > coverage.html
This is a work in progress.
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