Bring README/doc up to date.

Signed-off-by: Henry Cox <[email protected]>

Author: henry2cox

README

@@ -124,6 +124,8 @@ These perl packages include:
        - JSON::PP
        - JSON
  - Memory::Process
+ - Module::Load::Conditional
+ - Scalar::Util
  - Time::HiRes
 
 If your system is missing any of these, then you may be able to install them
@@ -218,8 +220,8 @@ For further information on the gcc profiling mechanism, please also
 consult the gcov man page.
 
 
-6. New features in lcov 2.0:
-----------------------------
+6. New features:
+----------------
 
 New features and capabilities fall into 7 major categories:
 
@@ -292,12 +294,19 @@ New features and capabilities fall into 7 major categories:
      not exactly match the layout in your revision control system; this
      is common in large projects with reusable components.)
 
+     During coverage data capture, the --build-directory option can be used
+     to specify a search path, to find the .gcno (compile-time coverage data)
+     file corresponding to a particular .gcda runtime coverage data) file.
+     Similarly, the --source-directory pption can be used to specify a
+     search path for source files.
+
      See the lcov/geninfo/genhtml man pages for a detailed description of
      the available filters and manipulation features.
 
      Related options:
         --include, --exclude, --erase-functions, --omit-lines,
         --substitute, --filter
+        --build-directory --source-directory
 
   e) Callbacks/customization
 
@@ -312,15 +321,21 @@ New features and capabilities fall into 7 major categories:
             and 'gitversion'
         iii) enforce a desired code coverage criteria
              Sample script: criteria
+        iv) find source files in more complicated environments - where
+            simple substitutions become complicated or unweildy.
+
+     The callback may be any desired script or executable - but there
+     may be performance advantages if it is written as a Perl module.
 
      See the genhtml/lcov/geninfo man pages for details.
 
-     Note that the various sample scripts are found in the source code 'bin'
-     directory, but are installed in the $LCOV_HOME/share/lcov/support-scripts
-     directory of the release.
+     Note that the various sample scripts are found in the source code
+     'scripts' directory, but are installed in the
+     $LCOV_HOME/share/lcov/support-scripts directory of the release.
 
      Related options:
        --annotate-script, --criteria-script, --version-script
+       --resolve-script
 
   f) Performance
 
@@ -332,7 +347,12 @@ New features and capabilities fall into 7 major categories:
      memory consumption contraints, as well as options to enable simple
      profile data collection - so you can see where time is going and
      thus to hint at potential optimizations.  The 'spreadsheet.py'
-     script can be used to view generated profile data..
+     script can be used to view generated profile data.
+
+     There are several configuration file options which can be used to
+     tweak certain parallelization parameters to optimize performance
+     for your environment in cases that the default behaviour is suboptimal.
+     See the lcovrc man page for more information.
 
      See the genhtml/lcov/geninfo man pages for details
 
@@ -346,6 +366,8 @@ New features and capabilities fall into 7 major categories:
      See the Coverage.py documentation at https://coverage.readthedocs.io,
      as well as ".../py2lcov --help"
 
+     Other languages can be integrated using a similar approach.
+
 In general, the new features and options are implemented uniformly in lcov,
 genhtml, and geninfo.  Most of the features can be enabled/disabled
 using either command line options or by setting defaults in your 'lcovrc'

bin/geninfo

@@ -64,7 +64,6 @@ use File::Path;
 use Cwd qw/abs_path getcwd/;
 use Time::HiRes;    # for profiling
 use Capture::Tiny;
-use Module::Load;
 use FindBin;
 use Storable;