A Coverage Explorer for Reverse Engineers
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A Coverage Explorer for Reverse Engineers
GitHub Action that uploads coverage to Codecov ☂️
Produce code coverage results with gcov from afl-fuzz test cases
ACVTool (Android Code Coverage Tool) is a tool to measure fine-grained code coverage of 3rd-party Android apps.
Github action to generate coverage badge without uploading results to a 3rd party.
Advanced file format fuzzer based-on deep neural language models.
Ultralytics Python package template with pytest and unittest examples, CLI, CI matrix, coverage, formatting, and automated PyPI releases.
Import DynamoRIO drcov code coverage data into Ghidra
LLM-powered test selection for CI pipelines — picks which tests to run based on semantic analysis of your diff
GoldRusher: A Miner for Rapid Identification of Hidden Code
Diff coverage & code quality reports for GitHub pull requests — PR comments, inline annotations, badges. Supports 13+ linters. Zero vendor lock-in.
LLVM source-based code coverage pipeline for Eclipse S-CORE (Bazel module score_coverage)
Artifact of "DebCovDiff: Differential Testing of Coverage Measurement Tools on Real-World Projects" (ASE '25)
Generate self-hosted SVG pytest status and coverage badges. No third-party shield service required.
Replication package for the paper "Systematically Covering Input Structure" published at ASE 2019
A modern Python project template with comprehensive CI/CD setup using GitHub Actions and state-of-the-art development tools.
drcovpy gives some methods to save a binary code coverage as DrCov format and extract a specific binary code coverage from a DrCov file.
Shortcuts for AWS EC2 Instance Control from the command-line: list, start, stop and ssh
This project provides the production ready boiler plate to start Rest Api development in python using flask
PlatformIO plugin for code coverage on real embedded hardware over serial
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