Why do you need a multi-threaded nunit framework? The concept of unit tests
aren't related to threading. If you care to exercise a part of the code
using multiple threads, you simply write the threaded code inside the test
harness. Why isn't this working for you?

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> Does anyone of a multithreaded framework for running suites of nunit tests
> in .NET ? Or other solutions. Thanks.
John Grandy - 29 Aug 2007 19:55 GMT
Performance gain when running large suites of tests on nx cpu machines.
Apparently the nunit guys are working on a multi-threaded framework.
> Why do you need a multi-threaded nunit framework? The concept of unit
> tests aren't related to threading. If you care to exercise a part of the
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>> Does anyone of a multithreaded framework for running suites of nunit
>> tests in .NET ? Or other solutions. Thanks.
Charlie Poole - 21 Oct 2007 19:01 GMT
NUnit 3.0 will support distributing tests in this way. Meanwhile, look at
pnunit - http://pnunit.codicesoftware.com/opdownloads2/oppnunit.aspx
Charlie Poole
www.nunit.com
> Performance gain when running large suites of tests on nx cpu machines.
> Apparently the nunit guys are working on a multi-threaded framework.
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> >> Does anyone of a multithreaded framework for running suites of nunit
> >> tests in .NET ? Or other solutions. Thanks.