

From the tools menu, select Enable/Disable Bullseye Coverage Build.Start Visual Studio and open the solution for your MxVDev testing project.The COVAUTOSAVE environment variable should always remain set to 0.For example, if the MSVC project is in \MxSuiteSamples\TurnDoorSample\SUT\MSVC80, the setting below stores the capture file in the MxVDev project directory (TurnDoorSample): If you use a relative path, it is relative to the MSVC project directory.If the COVFILE environment variable is changed after MSVC is launched, MSVC retains the previous setting.This environment variable needs to be set to the proper value before MSVC is launched.An initial value for COVFILE is set during Bullseye installation.The environment variable COVFILE is used by Bullseye Coverage to determine the location of the Bullseye Coverage capture file.


Set COVFILE environment variable, then start MSVC:
