Brian Coyner • 4/25/2012

OCUnit Tip: You Only Need a .m File

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This technical tip clarifies that when writing unit tests with OCUnit for Objective-C, you only need a .m source file and no corresponding .h header. The article explains that test cases are private implementation details with no public interface, as they are never imported by other tests. It provides a code example showing the @interface and @implementation within the same .m file.

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