Changeset 4bde6b in git for Tst

Timestamp:

May 15, 2020, 3:20:00 PM (4 years ago)

Author:

Hans Schoenemann <hannes@…>

Branches:

(u'spielwiese', '6e5adcba05493683b94648c659a729c189812c77')

Children:

a1b40ab8675488c2a4f8e225d9d748ba70340727

Parents:

538e06d0809adf9f75fea000cf70d354bb674ab5

Message:

spelling p1

Location:

Tst

Files:

• Old/README (modified) (1 diff)
• README (modified) (4 diffs)

Tst/Old/README

@@ -15 +15 @@
   (i.e. there are differences between the output and
   the corresponding .res file),
-  the name of unsuccessfull test file go to stderr
+  the name of unsuccessful test file go to stderr
 
 To compare two versions of Singular do:

Tst/README

@@ -18 +18 @@
 Run
   perl ./regress.cmd -h
-for a summary of the comand-line options of regress.cmd.
+for a summary of the command-line options of regress.cmd.
 
 To test(s) correctness of Singular:
 -----------------------------------
 1.) Put the Singular binary in this directory
-    (prefered solution: ln -s <path_to_Singular_binary> Singular)
+    (preferred solution: ln -s <path_to_Singular_binary> Singular)
 2.) Run
      perl ./regress.cmd [*.tst] [*.lst]
     with the desired tst (i.e., Singular test scripts) or lst (list
     of tst files -- see Old/universal.lst for an example) file(s).
-    (prefered test scenario:
+    (preferred test scenario:
     perl ./regress.cmd Old/universal.lst Short/ok_s.lst Long/ok_l.lst
     )
@@ -37 +37 @@
     previously obtained results are found, regress.cmd exits with
     status != 0, and, for each file xx.tst which lead to a
-    difference, the coresponding files xx.new.res, xx.res, and xx.diff
+    difference, the corresponding files xx.new.res, xx.res, and xx.diff
     are kept, and differences are written to stdout.
 5.) The Singular executable which is used for testing can
@@ -61 +61 @@
     status != 0 if timing/memory performance is above specified
     per-cent.
-6.) The timing/memory performance differenes which trigger an error
+6.) The timing/memory performance differences which trigger an error
     (or, report) can be also be set: Either use
       ./regress.cmd -[e,r] all%<val>
@@ -75 +75 @@
 of tst files).
 NOTE: Running regress.cmd with the -g option re-generates the result
-and stat files, i.e., all previous results and statisitics are
+and stat files, i.e., all previous results and statistics are
 overwritten and lost!