Automate your unit testing! If you are using a continuous build system or just want to run your unit tests automatically, it's a snap with AnyUnit! Just populate test sets with tests, fire up Visual Studio command prompt and type: devenv.exe SolutionName.sln /build <configuration> where <configuration> is either Debug or Release, and you are done!
AnyUnit will build all necessary dependencies and test projects, run tests and populate test log and files automatically. It sorts test results by date and time so you always know what and when happens to the state of your project. Why fork for an expensive test server software when you can do everything you need with AnyUnit? Details...

AnyUnit Flash Video Walkthrough Check out these short flash video clips featuring AnyUnit in action:  Details...

Migrate to AnyUnit! If your team uses some other rather expensive testing tool, maybe now is the time to try AnyUnit instead? With its ability to assemble test projects into test sets and create sequences of tests that make sense to your subsystem as well as harness the whole solution with tests, AnyUnit provides the ultimate flexibility in how you organize your test environment. Details...

MinUnit unit test layout added MinUnit - an "extremely simple unit-testing framework written in C" - is now supported by AnyUnit. You can download it Here. More UT layouts are coming soon! Details...

Testing Layouts – Which One? Whether you use popular boost_test, CppUnit or prefer to deploy your very own, custom testing layout on your project, AnyUnit is there for you. Using simple code generation rules create layouts that fit your exact needs – down to standardizing the way how test code is commented. Details...

Added unit test layout for ACE
If you are using ACE, like we do, you might want to take a look at our Downloads area to check out template that generates test projects and unit test in ACE style. See enclosed layout.txt for description on how it works. Suggestions and comments are always welcome! Details...

Team Unit Testing? Unit tests are good - (almost) everyone agrees on that. But what if you work in a team and the Cool Stuff you've just got done with breaks someone else's code/tests? No worries - AnyUnit has been designed with teamwork in mind from the scratch! Use Test Runner Pane to configure what other tests to run in your development sandbox along with yours and share test sets you create with others. Details...

Time Is Money! Did you know how much time can you save with AnyUnit? We’ve put it to test against Really, Really Fast Typing Developer – how long would it take to create one test project with a single test and execute it. Guess what – after setting up AnyUnit it’s seconds against minutes! And given that developer’s time is usually the most expensive item in software project, imagine how much money your team/company would save! Details...

CUnit UT layout is available! CUnit unit test layout v 1.0 is now available for deployment with AnyUnit. This layout supports CUnit, a "Unit Testing Framework for 'C' language" by Anil Kumar. Get it from our Download area. Details...

AnyUnit v.1.2 Is Out – What’s Next? Now that AnyUnit v.1.2 is out, we are set out to extend AnyUnit to provide a complete, unified way for developers to unit test their projects. And of course we will continue to evolve AnyUnit to be the best there is. Details...

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After setting up AnyUnit and creating my first unit test project it's a matter of seconds to add and run tests. And I especially like the ability to incorporate unit test execution in the build process. Thank you guys! - Joel B., Texas, USA

The Swiss Army knife of all add-ins for rapid unit testing! Time saved well worth money spent! - Gary T., Connecticut, USA

If you recognize value of unit testing and develop software in C/C++ or C# using Microsoft® Visual Studio®, you'll love having the power of AnyUnit Studio add-in at your fingertips. Versatile and powerful, it allows you to harness your code with any kind of unit tests your project needs. Download it today and see how much time you can save by automating the red-green-refactor microcycle! As Ron Jeffries puts it, Never write code you can't test.

In the pipeline: Working on MSVS 2005 port. Stay tuned...
Latest News
2006.02.25
Installer v. 1.3.1 build 1.0.2247 fixes erroneous Main.cpp file in Boost unit testing layout as well as cleanup in Visual Studio path variables expansion.

2006.02.17
Installer v. 1.3.1 build 1.0.2239 allows to use any edition of AnyUnit free of charge for non-profit and academic development (Community Edition). See Download section for instructions.

2006.02.14
Installer v. 1.3.1 build 1.0.2213 is mostly a bugfix release with one new important feature: ability to persist unit test XML output for better integration with automatic build tools such as CruiseControl.
CUnit UT layout is available!
CUnit unit test layout v 1.0 is now available for deployment with AnyUnit. This layout supports CUnit, a "Unit Testing Framework for 'C' language" by Anil Kumar. Get it from our Download area.
MinUnit unit test layout added
MinUnit - an "extremely simple unit-testing framework written in C" - is now supported by AnyUnit. You can download it Here. More UT layouts are coming soon!
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