Add -cov-increment option to specify the type of increment instruction #3724
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Rebased and pushed to retrigger CI. |
…n. Add atomic, non-atomic, and boolean increment types.
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finally CI is green :) |
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This gives the user the ability to get a more performant coverage count execution, at the cost of thread-safety or just boolean true/false on a line (no more counting).
I restricted the testing to Linux, due to the test commandline crazyness (the coverage output filename is very annoying and cannot be set by the user).