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Welcome to the Lmock documentation Wiki. | ||
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The document is designed as a cookbook that would help you to quickly understand Lmock and design your first tests with the framework. It assumes that you are already familiar with: | ||
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* **JUnit** tests (version 3 or 4) | ||
* **Mocking** in general. Ideally we assume that you have already practiced tests implying mocks | ||
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In addition to this document, you may be interested by the tutorials delivered with Lmock, under the <code>docs</code> directory. They give a detailed description of the framework, thus require a bit of time to be read. | ||
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This document starts with an [[overview of a test using Lmock|Main-structure of a test with Lmock]]. | ||
You may also refer to individual sections directly: | ||
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* [[How to define stubs and expectations|Stubs and scenario]] | ||
* [[How to implement tests implying multiple threads|Multi threading support]] | ||
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