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Whats going on behind the scenes?

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In the following block, the first two constructor calls (v1 and v2) are not executed. Why this is so? Whats the trick behind the scenes to suppress the execution??? 

using (RecorderManager.StartRecording())
{
    var v1 = new MyClass();
}

var v2 = new MyClass();
var v3 = new MyClass();

MockManager.Verify();
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Hi,

The Isolator uses the CLR profiler API to intercept methods call at runtime.
This allows us to change the behavior of methods and ignore or change the return value.
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Hi Ohad,

so the statement RecorderManager.StartRecording starts the Isolator logic in the background to handle the CLR stuff further more?

Thanks and regards
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