1*e6d6c189SCody Peter MelloThe following tests come from Brian Kernighan's tests collection: 2*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello 3*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- data/ contains sample data used as input 4*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- examples/ contains example AWK programs 5*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello - p.* files are examples from The Awk Programming Environment (TAPE) 6*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello - t.* files are Kernighan's collection of useful examples 7*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- re/ contains tests for regular expressions 8*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- sub/ contains substitution tests 9*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- benchmarks/ contains benchmark programs 10*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello 11*e6d6c189SCody Peter MelloThe tests in gnu/ and syn/ were gathered tests from gawk's "basic" and 12*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello"unix-tests" targets (SHA 682b4299a9fd3023211e9db09f8e258d0ffd07e6). 13*e6d6c189SCody Peter MelloTests for the following were removed, since they aren't relevant to nawk: 14*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello 15*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- Tested gawk's --lint behaviour 16*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- Differences between passing --traditional and not passing it 17*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- GNU-specific functions (like gensub, asort, asorti, and strftime) 18*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- GNU-specific builtins (like PROCINFO) 19*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- GNU-specific special variables (IGNORECASE) 20*e6d6c189SCody Peter Mello- Features that nawk doesn't support yet (like setting RS to a regex) 21