SonarQube Generic report for IAR compiler

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Is there any way to convert below IAR coverage text report into sonarQube generic format(sonar-generic-coverage.xsd)
https://docs.sonarqube.org/latest/analysis/generic-test/

Code Coverage Result

Program “Prime” coverage: 76.19%

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Module “calc” coverage: 80.00%

Function “is_prime” coverage: 80.00%

Steppoint(s) not covered:

File D:\Documents\IAR Workspace\calc.c

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Module “io” coverage: 66.67%

Function “io_ask” coverage: 50.00%

Steppoint(s) not covered:

File D:\Documents\IAR Workspace\io.c

Line 12 : Col 9 - 16 addr(0x08003886-0x08003889)

Function “io_report” coverage: 100.00%

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Module “main” coverage: 80.00%

Function “main” coverage: 80.00%

Steppoint(s) not covered:

File D:\Documents\IAR Workspace\main.c

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Hello @shravan,

We don’t provide such a feature at the moment. However, I can imagine this should be possible with some work. It might be easier if the coverage report is provided in a machine-friendly format, such as XML. You can get some inspiration from other converters. See for example [Coverage & Test Data] Generate Reports for Apex, C/C++, Objective-C, Go, JS/TS and Python

I hope this helps

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Thanks for your quick response.

The coverage report is also available in xml format but not as specified by sonarQube server.
below is xml report for your reference.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> Prime 85.71 D:\Documents\IAR Workspace\main.c main 80.00 io_report(prime_candidate, "IS a prime."); Code range fully covered 0x080038F8-0x080038FF 15 13-54 while((prime_candidate = io_ask()) > 0) Code range fully covered 0x08003900-0x08003909 12 5-43 if (is_prime(prime_candidate)) Code range fully covered 0x0800390A-0x08003913 14 9-38 io_report(prime_candidate, "IS NOT a prime."); Code range fully covered 0x08003914-0x0800391D 17 13-58 return 0; Code range partially covered 0x0800391E-0x0800392B 19 5-13
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Hello @shravan,

If you believe this can be useful to other users, I would recommend filling your request under Suggest new features - Sonar Community.

Thanks