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## VS2010 - Managed tests ## VS2010 - Managed tests
In VS2010 we can use the managed C++ tests created by the VS wizard - [see this page for instructions on how to do this](VS2010instructions).... In VS2010 we can use the managed C++ tests created by the VS wizard - [see this page for instructions on how to do this](VS2010instructions.md)....
...and you'll end up with something like this: ...and you'll end up with something like this:
![VS2010 failing test example](VS2010failingtest.png) ![VS2010 failing test example](VS2010failingtest.png)
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## VS2012 - Managed and Native tests ## VS2012 - Managed and Native tests
We can do the same for VS2012 - [see this page for instructions on how to do this for managed tests](VS2012managed-instructions) and [this page for native tests](VS2012native-instructions).... We can do the same for VS2012 - [see this page for instructions on how to do this for managed tests](VS2012managed-instructions.md) and [this page for native tests](VS2012native-instructions.md)....
...and you'll end up with something like this: ...and you'll end up with something like this:
![VS2012 failing test example](VS2012failingtest.png) ![VS2012 failing test example](VS2012failingtest.png)