I have always used gcovr (only because I stumbled across it first). However, I understand that lcov is more commonly supported.

I am fully supportive of moving forward with lcov. That being said, do you think it's worth doing some kind of comparative analysis (like 15 minutes of research), or are you already familiar with both and lcov is superior?

I have always used gcovr (only because I stumbled across it first). However, I understand that lcov is more commonly supported.

I am fully supportive of moving forward with lcov. That being said, do you think it's worth doing some kind of comparative analysis (like 15 minutes of research), or are you already familiar with both and lcov is superior?

I actually initially wrote this to use gcovr rather than lcov. I switched to lcov because note-arduino is using it in run_all_tests.sh. I'm happy to use either one. I think it just comes down to which HTML we like more, as they seem to produce largely the same data. Here's an issue on the gcovr repo where one of the gcovr devs essentially says the same.

lol. Too good not to share with the whole world...
blues/note-arduino#67

I'm an idiot. lcov FTW.