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      5 =head1 NAME
      6 
      7  mpi-test - automated test program for MPI library
      8 
      9 =head1 SYNOPSIS
     10 
     11  mpi-test <suite-name> [quiet]
     12  mpi-test list
     13  mpi-test help
     14 
     15 =head1 DESCRIPTION
     16 
     17 The B<mpi-test> program is a general unit test driver for the MPI
     18 library.  It is used to verify that the library works as it is
     19 supposed to on your architecture.  As with most such things, passing
     20 all the tests in B<mpi-test> does not guarantee the code is correct,
     21 but if any of them fail, there are certainly problems.
     22 
     23 Each major function of the library can be tested individually.  For a
     24 list of the test suites understood by B<mpi-test>, run it with the
     25 I<list> command line option:
     26 
     27  mpi-test list
     28 
     29 This will display a list of the available test suites and a brief
     30 synopsis of what each one does.  For a brief overview of this
     31 document, run B<mpi-test> I<help>.
     32 
     33 B<mpi-test> exits with a zero status if the selected test succeeds, or
     34 a nonzero status if it fails.  If a I<suite-name> which is not
     35 understood by B<mpi-test> is given, a diagnostic is printed to the
     36 standard error, and the program exits with a result code of 2.  If a
     37 test fails, the result code will be 1, and a diagnostic is ordinarily
     38 printed to the standard error.  However, if the I<quiet> option is
     39 provided, these diagnostics will be suppressed.
     40 
     41 =head1 RESTRICTIONS
     42 
     43 Only a few canned test cases are provided.  The solutions have been
     44 verified using the GNU bc(1) program, so bugs there may cause problems
     45 here; however, this is very unlikely, so if a test fails, it is almost
     46 certainly my fault, not bc(1)'s.
     47 
     48 =head1 AUTHOR
     49 
     50  Michael J. Fromberger <sting@linguist.dartmouth.edu>
     51  Thayer School of Engineering, Hanover, New Hampshire, USA