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Use makefiles in the subdirectories to ease running the test driver in
a subdirectory.  It can be run in the following ways:

 	make		-- run all the tests in the current directory
 	make verbose	-- as make test, but up the verbosity
 	make accept	-- run the tests, accepting the current output

and you can also set some variables on the command line, eg.

	make accept TESTS=arr001  -- accept an individual test
	make EXTRA_HC_OPTS='-v'   -- extra flags to the haskell compiler
	make CONFIG=<config>	  -- use a different test config

this will all go in the docs at some point.

Add a simple fptools project, so we don't have to wire in things like
the location of GHC_INPLACE, and so we can use Makefiles in the
various test subdirectories to simplify running the test driver.

add strictness test

Add tc133

update these tests

ignore newlines too: because the compiler pretty-prints error
messages, we sometimes encounter spurious line wrappage.

fix obviously wrong typo

We had file better turn on -fglasgow-exts for this test: it uses local
unversal quantification.

These tests now work

print contents of the file that should have been empty, in verbose mode

Add tcrun016

Knock this into slightly better shape and bring over some more tests
from the old test suite.

Print a helpful message when the program produced some output and it
shouldn't have.

Allow $stdin to be overriden.

Use say_fail_if_noteq() rather than inline version.

Track some minor changes to the syntax.

- Replace the parser with a happy one
- simplify the grammar in a couple of places
- don't automatically print out the argument to 'run'.

Allow compiling to .hc only.

merge from old test suite

Don't try to handle multiple sample stdout/stderr files for now.

Fix these tests.

Bring these tests up to date.

--tool is no longer a formal option: you can get the same effect by
just saying tool=<tool> on the command line.  This means it can also
be set in a config file instead.

- print diffs when output files differ (in verbose mode)

- allow new output to be "accepted" by saying accept=True
  on the cmd line

- abstract some command names (to the top of the file for now)

Add a verbose flag (use ./runtests verbose=True to get the actual
command lines printed out)

- Fix a bug in the 'defined' operator
- Print fewer newlines

Some rudimentary documentation of the .T language syntax and semantics.

Random hackage, including:

 - use the GetOpt library rather than hand-coded option parsing
 - change the binding syntax from --$var=value to just var=value.
 - be more informative in a couple of error messages

Add tc132

Add tc131

Add test for newtypes

printing wibble

Fix bogons from last commit.

Handy shell scripts for running tests.  Use either as ./run
or ./run testname(s)  (In general, ./run followed by any other
args you want to pass to the test driver).

-- Use diff to show diffs between actual and expected compiler output.
-- Show compiler output in cases where none was expected.

Changes to support comparing against summaries of previous runs:
  --save-summary=<file>      saves a summary of this run <file>
  --compare-summary=<file>   compares this run against summary from <file>

Add tc130

Fix type causing all concurrent tests to fail.

Oops!  Nuke the old Makefiles.

Rename some functions used in vanilla-test.T to be more consistent/logical.

Support file for multiple-module tests.