TASH tests README File
This file describes how to build and run a program which
tests that TASH was correctly installed and built. The
files for building this program are in the tash802/tests
directory.
Software use License Terms
It is my intention to make this software as freely
available as possible, while not violating the rights of
the Regents of the University of California and Sun
Microsystems, Inc. This appears best done by simply using
the License Terms included with
Tcl/Tk.
Table of Contents (this page only)
Build TASH First
The TASHTest Program
Build TASH Installation Test Program
Execute TASH Installation Test Program
Before executing the TASH test program, you must first
build either the Unix or
Windows 95 version of TASH.
The purpose of the tashtest program is to
test the TASH Ada/Tcl binding. It does this by extending
the Tcl interpreter with several Tcl commands implemented
in Ada. It is intended that this test will eventually include
tests for all of the thin binding. Currently, it tests a
subset of the binding by implementing much of the sample code
in chapters 30 through 32.2 of Ousterhout's book.
Change to the tash802/tests directory.
Execute make to build the tashtest
program.
Execute make test. This will use the
tashtest program to execute the
tashtest.tcl Tcl script.
When complete, the script checks for and reports success or
failure.