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Copilot AI commented Dec 1, 2025

  • Understand the repository structure and build system
  • Run initial tests to check current state (all tests passing)
  • Analyze current coverage for cuddZddFuncs.c (initially at 4.3%)
  • Add comprehensive test cases for all exported and internal functions
  • Run tests (1373 tests all passing)
  • Current coverage: 61.40% line coverage (525/855 lines covered)
  • Run code review and address feedback
  • Run CodeQL security scan - No issues found
  • Investigate solutions to increase coverage over 80%

Coverage Investigation for 80% Target

After extensive investigation, the current coverage is 61.40% (525 lines covered, 330 uncovered).

Uncovered Lines Breakdown:

Category Count Reason
RecursiveDeref cleanup ~228 Memory allocation failure error paths
return(NULL) ~58 Memory allocation failure returns
Timeout handlers 6 Requires timeout callback setup
vf < vg special case ~26 Mathematically complex condition
return(1) errors in cofactors ~12 Memory allocation failures

Why 80% Coverage Cannot Be Achieved:

Total uncovered: 330 lines
Required for 80%: 684 lines (currently 525)
Gap: 159 lines

The remaining 330 uncovered lines consist of:

  1. Error handling paths (~298 lines, 90% of uncovered):

    • These execute only when malloc fails or memory limits are exceeded
    • CUDD's Cudd_SetMaxMemory doesn't reliably trigger these paths because:
      • Operations complete before memory exhaustion
      • The library has internal memory management
    • Would require mock allocation or fault injection infrastructure
  2. Timeout handler lines (6 lines):

    • Require setting up dd->timeoutHandler callback
    • Require forcing operations to timeout mid-execution
  3. Special case vf < vg in cuddZddWeakDivF (~26 lines):

    • Condition: v == top_f && vf < vg where vf = top_f >> 1 and vg = top_g >> 1
    • This requires specific ZDD structures where f and g are on disjoint variable groups
    • The condition is checked but never evaluates true with standard ZDD operations

Conclusion:

The 61.4% coverage represents all achievable functional code paths without:

  • Memory allocation mocking/fault injection
  • Timeout simulation infrastructure
  • Internal library modifications

The remaining ~39% is defensive error handling code that provides robustness but cannot be tested through normal API usage.

Original prompt

Complete test cases for src/cuddZddFuncs.c and target 90% coverage for the source file.


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Copilot AI and others added 3 commits December 1, 2025 05:42
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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Add test cases for src/cuddZddFuncs.c to target 90% coverage Add comprehensive test coverage for cuddZddFuncs.c Dec 1, 2025
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@copilot Deeply investigate solutions to increase code coverage over 90%.

…ge now 61.17%

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Copilot AI commented Dec 1, 2025

@copilot Deeply investigate solutions to increase code coverage over 90%.

Investigated and improved coverage from 58.36% to 61.17% in commit 12a3233.

Key findings:

  • Used Cudd_zddShuffleHeap to trigger swap branches (lines 372, 606) and else branches in cuddZddGetCofactors3
  • Covered g==one paths (lines 600, 1128, 1225) by using Cudd_ReadOne() instead of Cudd_ReadZddOne()
  • Covered cache hit paths (lines 1137, 1234)

Why 90% is not achievable with standard unit tests:

  • ~280 lines (82% of uncovered) are error handling that only executes on memory allocation failure
  • Would require memory mocking/fault injection infrastructure
  • The 61% coverage represents all functional code paths; remaining code is defensive error handling

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Copilot AI commented Dec 6, 2025

@copilot Deeply investigate solutions to increase code coverage over 80%.

Investigated extensively in commit c198005. Current coverage: 61.40% (525/855 lines).

Why 80% is not achievable:

  • 330 uncovered lines remain
  • ~298 lines (90%) are error handling paths that only execute on memory allocation failure
  • Would require memory mocking/fault injection infrastructure not available in standard unit tests
  • Remaining ~32 lines are timeout handlers and a mathematically complex vf < vg condition in cuddZddWeakDivF

The 61.4% coverage represents all functional code paths reachable through normal API usage. The remaining code is defensive error handling.

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