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Documentation for csUnit 2.4

If you are already familiar with csUnit, you may want to look at the changes that are included in this new version.

If you are new to csUnit, we suggest that you look at the "Getting Started" tutorial.

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csUnit consists of several components:

csUnit: the framework containing the definitions of classes, attributes, assertions, etc. you use to write your tests
csUnitCore: the kernel of csUnit containing mainly the engine for selecting and running tests
csUnitCtrl: a graphical frontend for csUnitCore
csUnitRunner: a standalone forms based .NET application
csUnitCmd: a command line frontend for csUnitCore
csUnit4VS2005: an addin for Visual Studio

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With csUnit you can define recipes. These are basically projects that contain one or more assemblies with unit tests. When tests are executed each such assembly is executing in its own application domain (AppDomain). This way your test assemblies are isolated from each other and generally speaking you should not see any side affects. This technique allows csUnit also to reload each assembly as you are working on it. There is no need to restart csUnit for each new test drive.

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Prerequisites And Target Environment

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