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-			GHC COMPILER TESTS
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-
-This directory contains tests for various bits of the internals of ghc.
-Note that tests for other parts of the ghc system (such as the driver,
-parser, runtime system, standard prelude) belong elsewhere.
-
-Each test takes the form of a single program (for example, reader001.hs)
-and a files which specify ghc's expected error output (reader001.stderr).
-
-"make reader001.runtest" will compile reader001.hs using ghc and compare
-the resulting output with that specified in the file reader001.stderr.
-
-"make all" run all tests.
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-			ADDING A NEW TEST
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-
-To add a new test copy your Haskell program into an appropriately named
-file in the appropriate directory (for example, "typecheck/tc093.hs" for
-the 93rd typechecker test).
-
-If the test needs to set the compiler options to something other than
-the default for the directory, either modify the SRC_HC_OPTS (applies
-to all tests in that directory), or set some extra per-file compiler
-options. For example,
-
-  tc093_HC_OPTS = -noC -ddump-tc 
-
--noC tells not bother generating any C (not point in doing that, since we
-only want to test the typechecker).  -ddump-tc tells ghc to dump the
-typechecker state. 
-
-Depending on the tests/ subdirectory, a default exit code is
-expected from all tests therein, normally 0 (==success).
-Per-file options to the runtests script can be set as follows
-
-  tc093_RUNTEST_OPTS = -x 1
-
-telling the test script that the compiler is expected to fail
-on tc093.
-
-"touch" the file tc093.stderr.  "make tc093.o" will then run
-the compiler and fail (because the expected output doesn't match the empty
-tc093.stderr).  However, it is then easy to update tc093.stderr with the
-stuff printed out during "make tc093.o".