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27-12-2013, 12:30
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Re: Trying to use junit so I can test code without needing the cRIO
The way we're tackling this is to have the meat of the robot logic in a separate, vanilla .jar. This core-code jar is then included in both the robot project and a separate JUnit project in netbeans. This way the code can be unit tested using the normal JUnit tooling and run on the robot.
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