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authorJoseph Koshy <jkoshy@FreeBSD.org>1998-10-21 08:31:09 +0000
committerJoseph Koshy <jkoshy@FreeBSD.org>1998-10-21 08:31:09 +0000
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A port of TET3.2c from the Open Group. This port builds the Distributed
TET including threads and C++ support. The port has a number of quirks: - sources and binaries need to be installed under $TET_ROOT for later persual by test suites like the PCTS suite from the opengroup. Consequently this port does not actually install anything under $PREFIX. - though the source to TET3.2c is being made publically available, one still needs to register with the open group prior to download the sources. Consequently this port has been marked `MANUAL_FETCH'.
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+TET (Test Execution Toolkit) from the X/Open Consortium is a multi-platform
+test scaffold for both distributed and non-distributed test suites.
+TET allows the production of test suites sharing a common interface,
+promoting sharing of test suites within and across organizations.
+
+It allows facilities to execute test cases in several ways:
+ - Execution of non-distributed test cases on the local system.
+ - Execution of non-distributed test cases on one or more remote
+ systems.
+ - Execution of distributed test cases with the parts of each test
+ case executing simultaneously on either the local system and one
+ or more remote systems, or entirely on two or more remote systems.
+ - Execution of a single test case selected at random from a list of
+ test cases.
+ - Combinations of the above elements executing in parallel.
+ - Sequences of the above elements executing a specified number of
+ times or until some time period has expired.
+
+URL: http://tetworks.opengroup.org/datasheet.html