add expected output (warnings)

Remove debugging output from sample output

The program runs in its own directory now, so doesn't need hackage to
find its input file.

add $TEST as a synonym for $TESTS, so you can say 'make TEST=foo'

program runs in its own directory now, so doesn't need hackage to find
its input file.

update expected output

Add tests for the warning problems reported by Marcin earlier this week.

This test moved to typecheck/should_fail/tcfail0{97,98}

These two tests collectively used to be rnfail014.  tcfail097 works,
tcfail098 currently fails.

accept output

expect read002 to fail (illegal character in string literal, not
implemented yet)

accept the output

accept the new output

Simon fixup

Remove bogus test from tc126

Add tcfail096

update some expected output, and mark tcfail080 as an expected failure

separate $platform into $arch and $os.

Add a new flag, --output-summary, which dumps the human-readable form
of the summary to a file.

Add cg050

Add ffi002, which consists of a c file and an hs file. Added some gunk to
all.T to maybe make it work.

ENOWORD (gastly)

fptools-ish makefile

fptools-ish makefiles.

update expected output

update expected output

Add Thurstons modular arith

Add tc134

hReady001 is an expected failure

fptools-ish Makefile

Slight change to the semantics so that global vars can be modified
from within a macro.

Run the compiler from the directory in which the test source lives.
This allows simple multi-module tests using the vanilla test macros to
work (not strictly the right way to do it, but several of our tests
are of this kind).

Move the test code into a separate makefile.

Add tcrun015

This file isn't used any more.  I had to do some repository surgey on
std-macros.T because it seemed to have been removed and then magically
brought back to life such that it was "alive" but living in the Attic.

More tidyups and code sharing.

Run each test in its own directory, rather than trying to run them all
from the directory in which the driver was started.  This is required
because several tests expect to be able to open auxilliary files in
the current directory.

add Makefiles

oops, I didn't notice that "reader" had been renamed to "parser" when
it was imported.  So these are the changes I made to the reader tests
to make them work.  I'll go and remove reader in the repo.

Add a Makefile here.