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GHC includes a comprehensive testsuite for catching any regressions. GHC includes a comprehensive testsuite for catching any regressions.
## Using the Testsuite as a developer
The testsuite relies primarily on **GNU Make** and **Python**. Any version \>= 2.6.2 will do. - [Running the testsuite](building/running-tests/running)
- [Testsuite Settings and WAYS](building/running-tests/settings)
- [Updating test case results](building/running-tests/updating)
- [Adding new test cases](building/running-tests/adding)
- [Testsuite implementation details](building/running-tests/details)
## Using the Testsuite as a user
If you just want to run the whole testsuite, then in the root of the GHC tree, typing: If you just want to run the whole testsuite, then in the root of the GHC tree, typing:
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```wiki ```wiki
$ make fulltest THREADS=6 $ make fulltest THREADS=6
``` ```
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## Using the Testsuite
- [Running the testsuite](building/running-tests/running)
- [Testsuite Settings and WAYS](building/running-tests/settings)
- [Updating test case results](building/running-tests/updating)
- [Adding new test cases](building/running-tests/adding)
- [Testsuite implementation details](building/running-tests/details)
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