Re: Re: Command line interface

Matthew Mastracci wrote:

>Check out the "threads" drop-down to see if NUnit is running on a
>different thread than your test.  AFAIK, NUnit starts the tests going on
>a new thread so that it can keep UI's alive.
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>  
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When Nprof comes up, it does have two threads in the drop-down. However,
the other thread only gives data for the System ns; doesn't even have
anything for the Microsoft ns.
When you run NUnit through the NUnit Addin, it doesn't actually bring up
the NUnit UI. It reports the number of succeeded, failed and skipped
tests in the status bar and brings up the failed tests in the task list.
Don't know if that's relevant.
In our EPOS project, profiling our tests (and their coverage) is
definitely the main use we will have for a profiler. It would be great
if we could get it working :-).
Thanks.

Michael J Kaye
EPOS Team
STL Ltd


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