c# 4.0 - how to generate dynamic parametrized unit test cases for c# application in vs 2012 -


i explored pex , code digger generation of unit test cases exploring code found limitations in them .code digger requires portable class libraries whereas pex requires vs 2010 . need know there tool generate unit test cases automatically c# applications pex or better that can used vs 2012 .

regards priya


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