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Numbering of test programs
Test programs are identified by codes consisting of a single letter
and some numbers (no leading zeros). The letter gives the type
of test, and where to find it, as follows:
Test program are indentified by their hope names, i.e. by a hope
compound, an exclamation mark, and the test file name. The test
file name will usually be a number followed by .c.
e.g. test 12.c in directory 'function' is MMQA_test_function!12.c.
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Some older documents may refer to test programs by codes consisting
of a single letter and some numbers (no leading zeros). The letter
gives the type of test, and where to find it, as follows:
f -- Functional test MMQA_test_function
a -- Argument violation MMQA_test_argerr
c -- Context violation MMQA_test_conerr
t -- aTtribute test MMQA_test_attribute
m -- Miscellaneous test MMQA_test_misc
Every program is classified as one of these, and for each there is
a directory, as given above. In the directory, nn.c are the
test files, numbered in decimal from 0, and index is a text
file giving short summaries of what the tests test.
When citing a test in a bug report, Darwin request or other
documentation, give its code as, e.g. 'f5'.
Please do not use this naming system any more.