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    SimplyVBUnit is a VB6 unit testing framework written in Visual Basic 6. It closely follows the GUI setup of NUnit. Creating Tests is a snap, as you don't need to implement anything, just add your tests to a new class and GO!
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    MathBench PC Benchmark

    MathBench PC Benchmark

    A benchmark to test your CPU, RAM, and system

    MathBench - KRIEG Technologies Developed by: Northumber, KRIEG Technologies This application tests your CPU clock, CPU cores, ALU performance, RAM clock speed and latency, the threading management and your system optimization. It is divided into five calculation: - Pi number calculation - Napier number calculation - Random number generator - Prime numbers generator - Fibonacci series calculation It has four default presets, but the benchmark can be manually configured. -...
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