The HTML Targeted Coverage Report is divided into four sections
followed by the selected annotated listings. The first section of
the report contains the following information:
- Title
- Date and time the report was generated
- Test case ID (if specified)
Sections two through four contain information similar to that in
a summary report described in
Summary report.
The following list describes the differences:
- The statistics displayed in an HTML Targeted Coverage Report are
generated from the annotation symbols on the changed source lines
in the annotated listing. Only statistics for the selected Program-IDs
are included. Because the annotation symbols are used, the following
items cannot be detected and might result in statistics that do not
match those in the standard summary report:
- Multiple statements on a source line
- Multiple branches within a single source line or statement
- Each line containing one or more annotation symbols is counted
as a statement.
- The Unexecuted Code and Branches That Have Not Gone
Both Ways sections contain links to the corresponding statements
in the HTML Targeted Coverage Report.
Following this summary information are the listings of the selected
Program-IDs from the annotated listing report. In these listings,
you can view highlighted lines containing statements that were not
executed and changed branches that were not take both ways. Lines
containing changed statements that were not executed and changed branches
that were not taken both ways are highlighted. The listings in the
report are in alphabetical order by Program-ID.