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.

Add cpranal tests.

Remove these tests: they used to test the compiler's internal printing
machinery, but too much has changed in that area for the tests to
stand any chance of working.  At some point we should add some new
tests for -ddump-foo.

expect tcrun007 to fail, because it requires generics support in the prelude.

expected failure fixes

tcrun015 doesn't exist (???)

don't forget to include std-macros.T

the stubs shouldn't be in the repository

Add Makefiles for these tests

make this an expected failure

update this and actually use it from vanilla-test.T and multimod-test.T

This test is an expected failure.  We have no idea how to run it.

Allow expected failures.

Allow expected failures, by setting the global var $expect to "fail"
(defaults to "pass").

Add a README file, which explains how to run the testsuite, how to
update the expected output, and how to add new tests.  It assimilates
the contents of tests/ghc-regress/HOW_TO_ADD_A_TEST, which has been
removed.

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.