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Nick Robinson | 2 Jun 2004 22:47
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RE: NUnit testing over a network

A long shot, but have you definitely got the same versions of NUnit on your
machine and the server? For example, we had a later version of NUnit on our
build machine, and we couldnt see our tests which were copied over from a
local environment.

Worth double-checking.

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> Subject: [TDD] NUnit testing over a network
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I've just started using NUnit to test VB.NET applications.
>
> I've got it working fine, and love it already, but I've got one
> problem;
>
> I'm working on an application that's shared on a central server over
> a Local Area Network; each developer has his own solution. My NUnit
> tests run fine when I develop and run them locally, but when I try
> to run them from the server on the LAN, the dll is read by NUnit as
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cuchovillena | 3 Jun 2004 15:06
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Re: Looking for something like NUnit for unmanaged C++

Hi!
  I went to fitness.org/files, but it asked to me to login in :(
  Does anybody coudl upload cppunitlite to Files eections of this 
group?

Thanks
  Agustin Villena

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> > Sorry about that.  It looks like the upload failed the first 
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testdrivendevelopment | 4 Jun 2004 14:01
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yahoogroups | 4 Jun 2004 14:03

Re: Looking for something like NUnit for unmanaged C++

From: "cuchovillena" <avillena.at.master7.cl <at> yahoogroups.at.jhrothjr.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 9:06 AM
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> Hi!
>   I went to fitness.org/files, but it asked to me to login in :(
>   Does anybody coudl upload cppunitlite to Files eections of this 
> group?

They locked up the site a few days ago. I believe that they
still allow anyone to access files directly, though. 

Just try to download it directly. It just worked for me.

John Roth
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> Thanks
>   Agustin Villena
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Thomas L Roche | 7 Jun 2004 17:13
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TDDBE Money code?

I'd like to work up an example of TDDing a simple Java GUI frontend to
the Money example in _Test-Driven Development by Example_. I'm
wondering, can anyone tell me how to get the code for the (completed)
example? FWIW I looked  <at> 

http://awprofessional.com/title/0321146530

and, even after registering my copy, I don't see any links to code.

Feel free to reply directly to me as well as to the list, and TIA.

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Anthony Williams | 8 Jun 2004 10:51
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Duplication between tests and production code

Hi all TDDers

I've been noticing a pattern that appears in some of my code. I have a routine
that takes some input and produces output in a fairly simple way --- it is
only expected to handle a finite set of inputs, and each has a well-defined
output. Consequently, in my test I have a table of inputs and expected
outputs. However, in the code that implements this functionality, the simplest
way to satisfy the test is to have a table of expected inputs and the
corresponding outputs. This leads to duplication between the production code
and the test.

Up until now, I've been leaving it as "necessary duplication", but I was
wondering what other TDDers did --- is there a way to remove the duplication
in a clean way that doesn't hide the intent of the tests, or compromise their
effectiveness?

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Mark Van Peteghem | 8 Jun 2004 12:03

Re: Duplication between tests and production code

Anthony Williams wrote:

> Hi all TDDers
>
> I've been noticing a pattern that appears in some of my code. I have a 
> routine
> that takes some input and produces output in a fairly simple way --- it is
> only expected to handle a finite set of inputs, and each has a 
> well-defined
> output. Consequently, in my test I have a table of inputs and expected
> outputs. However, in the code that implements this functionality, the 
> simplest
> way to satisfy the test is to have a table of expected inputs and the
> corresponding outputs. This leads to duplication between the 
> production code
> and the test.

> Up until now, I've been leaving it as "necessary duplication", but I was
> wondering what other TDDers did --- is there a way to remove the 
> duplication
> in a clean way that doesn't hide the intent of the tests, or 
> compromise their
> effectiveness?

In TDD we write the simplest implementation that satisfies the test (to 
start with anyway), indeed. But usually we only test one input value at 
that point, and the simplest implementation is simply returning a 
constant. After that we triangulate, i.e. we test with more values, and 
we have to implement the real code.
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J. B. Rainsberger | 8 Jun 2004 22:49
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Re: Duplication between tests and production code

Anthony Williams wrote:

> Hi all TDDers
> 
> I've been noticing a pattern that appears in some of my code. I have a routine
> that takes some input and produces output in a fairly simple way --- it is
> only expected to handle a finite set of inputs, and each has a well-defined
> output. Consequently, in my test I have a table of inputs and expected
> outputs. However, in the code that implements this functionality, the simplest
> way to satisfy the test is to have a table of expected inputs and the
> corresponding outputs. This leads to duplication between the production code
> and the test.
> 
> Up until now, I've been leaving it as "necessary duplication", but I was
> wondering what other TDDers did --- is there a way to remove the duplication
> in a clean way that doesn't hide the intent of the tests, or compromise their
> effectiveness?

I would leave the duplication there, in case /eventually/ the production 
code transformed from lookup table to general algorithm.
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pwwist | 10 Jun 2004 15:59

JUnitPerf for dot Net

Does anyone know if a port has been/is being done of JUnitPerf for 
use with NUnit?

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