text: /// Test we close file handle on flush, so the .gcda file can be deleted on
  /// Windows while the process is still running. In addition, test we create
  /// a new .gcda on flush, so there is a file when the process exists.
  // RUN: mkdir -p %t.d && cd %t.d
  // RUN: %clang --coverage -o %t %s
  // RUN: test -f gcov-dump-and-remove.gcno
  
  // RUN: rm -f gcov-dump-and-remove.gcda && %run %t
  // RUN: llvm-cov gcov -t gcov-dump-and-remove.gcda | FileCheck %s
  
  extern void __gcov_dump(void);
  extern void __gcov_reset(void);
  extern int remove(const char *);   // CHECK:          -: [[#@LINE]]:extern int remove
  int main(void) {                   // CHECK-NEXT: #####: [[#@LINE]]:
    __gcov_dump();                   // CHECK-NEXT: #####: [[#@LINE]]:
    __gcov_reset();                  // CHECK-NEXT: #####: [[#@LINE]]:
    if (remove("gcov-dump-and-remove.gcda") != 0) // CHECK-NEXT: #####: [[#@LINE]]:
      return 1;                      // CHECK-NEXT: #####: [[#@LINE]]: return 1;
                                     // CHECK-NEXT:     -: [[#@LINE]]:
    __gcov_dump();                   // CHECK-NEXT:     1: [[#@LINE]]:
    __gcov_reset();                  // CHECK-NEXT:     1: [[#@LINE]]:
    __gcov_dump();                   // CHECK-NEXT:     1: [[#@LINE]]:
    if (remove("gcov-dump-and-remove.gcda") != 0) // CHECK-NEXT:     1: [[#@LINE]]:
      return 1;                      // CHECK-NEXT: #####: [[#@LINE]]: return 1;
  
    return 0;
  }
  