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When analyzing files that include other source files, you can use gcov s -l (or --long-names) option to cause gcov to produce annotated include files whose names also contain the name of the source file in which they were included For example, if the files fooc and barc both include bazh, which includes an inline function declaration, running gcov with the -l option on the file fooc would produce the output files foocgcov and fooc##bazhgcov Similarly, running gcov with the -l option on the file barc would produce the output files barcgcov and barc##bazhgcov..

The replace argument looks at the value of the pixel specified and then replaces all occurrences of that color in the image with the current fill color: convert -size 100x100 -stroke red -fill white -draw "rectangle 10,10 90,90" -fill black -draw "color 50,50 replace" xc:white output.png This gives you the result shown in Figure 7-49.

A primary key is a special type of constraint, which identifies a single column or set of columns, which in turn uniquely identifies all rows in the table.

The gcov application uses two files for each source file that contains executable code and is involved in compilation for coverage analysis. These files have the same basename as the source files they are associated with, except that the original file extension is replaced with the .gcno and .gcda extensions. These files are always created in the same location as the source files that they are associated with. Neither of these files is designed to be read or directly used without access to the data structure and entry information in the source and include files for gcov. The .gcno file is generated when a source file is compiled by a GCC compiler if the -fprofile-arcs or -ftest-coverage options are specified. This file contains a list of the program flow arcs (possible branches taken from one basic block to another) for each function in the main source file or any included source file, and also contains information that enables the gcov program to reconstruct the basic function call graphs and assign source line numbers to functions. The .gcda file, created when you run an application that was compiled with the -fprofile-arcs option, contains information about function calls and execution paths in one or more runs of the application. One .gcda file is created for each source file compiled with the -fprofile-arcs option. Once one or more .gcda files have been created by a run of your application, subsequent runs of your application append information to this file. To guarantee that a .gcda file contains information about a single run of your application, you should delete any existing .gcda file before running your application. For detailed information about the internal structure of these files, see the gcov information in the GNU GCC documentation.

Constraints place limitations on the data that can be entered into a column or columns. A primary key enforces entity integrity, meaning that rows are guaranteed to be unambiguous and unique. Best practices for database normalization dictate that every table should have a primary key. A primary key provides a way to access the record, and ensures that the key is unique. A primary key column can t contain NULL values. Only one primary key is allowed for a table and when a primary key is designated, an underlying table index is automatically created, defaulting to a clustered index (index types are reviewed in 5). You can also explicitly designate a nonclustered index be created when the primary key is created instead, if you have a better use for the single clustered index allowed for a table. An index created on primary key counts against the total indexes allowed for a table, the limit being one clustered index and up to 249 nonclustered indexes. To designate a primary key on a single column, use the following syntax in the column definition: ( column_name <data_type> [ NULL | NOT NULL ] PRIMARY KEY )