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All About Test Part 1 - Choosing Your Tests by Simeon Sheye

Article 21 Jan 2013 license: CPOL

Beyond basic unit tests, how do you choose your tests and when are you done?

ArchitectDevQAIntermediateAdvancedAll-TopicsintegrationsoftwareDevelopmenttest, +

All About Test Part 2 - Testing Stateful System by Simeon Sheye

Article 21 Jan 2013 license: CPOL

How to manage state and simulate behavior against the system under test.

Development Lifecycle » Testing And Qa » General

C#.NETArchitectDevQAIntermediateAdvancedFrameworkGeneraltesting, +

Re: List fragmentation? by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 10 Oct 2011

Hi Frank, The construction of the list goes like this: listInts = new List<int>(spec.CountItems); for (int i = 0; i != spec.CountItems; ++i) { listInts.Add(i); }

General Discussions » Article "Fast And Less Fast Loops In C#"

Re: My Vote of 5. by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 23 Jan 2011

Glad you can use it. Thanks for the vote!

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Re: Great article by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 23 Jan 2011

Thanks!

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 23 Jan 2011

Thanks!

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 23 Jan 2011

Thanks!

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 23 Jan 2011

Thanks!

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 18 Jan 2011

Thanks! Yes, I looked at the IL but I'm not good enough with IL to bring that into the article. See my reply to TF_Productions below

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 18 Jan 2011

Much appreciated, thanks!

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Re: My vote of 4 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 18 Jan 2011

Your welcome, and thanks!

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 18 Jan 2011

Thank you very much!

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 18 Jan 2011

Thanks for the vote. I'm glad you liked it :)

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Re: Nice Comparision by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 18 Jan 2011

Thank you for the vote! I'll keep foreach in mind for an update.

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 18 Jan 2011

Thank you very much!

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 17 Jan 2011

Thanks!

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 17 Jan 2011

Thanks!

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 17 Jan 2011

Glad you liked the article! ;) Unfortunately I don't have easy access to a 64 bit OS (on a physical machine), but I agree - it's a good point and it would be very interresting to see if it behave

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Re: have 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 17 Jan 2011

Thanks!

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Re: Thanks - You got my 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 17 Jan 2011

Thanks! I did some initial tests on byte arrays and longs too to see if int (32 bit) was the right data type to focus on. I can't recall the exact results but both had significantly slower through

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Re: My vote of 5 by Simeon Sheye

Forum Message 17 Jan 2011

I'm glad you like it, and thanks for the vote! :-D I'm not sure why the VS project is set to debug. I reviewed the project before zipping it, maybe that changed it? Anyway, the QS project that ru

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Fast and Less Fast Loops in C# by Simeon Sheye

Article 17 Jan 2011 license: CPOL

How fast can a loop reading from memory be made to run and how does loop constructs, data types, interfaces, unrolling and hoisting affect performance?

Languages » C# » General