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Otherwise lists “-”.
The second column shows the test, flow or group number that can be used on the command line.
The third column shows the name of a test, flow or group.
The following are some examples of running “t” (assuming a t.pkg file exists from previous steps):
Valid “t” flags are given in Table 3-7. Unrecognized flags are passed to the tests in addition to the common
and specific command line arguments found in the module definition file.
NOTE “Any valid string” is defined as including alphanumeric characters, dashes (-), underscores (_),
brackets ([, ]), and spaces.
NOTE Flags are case insensitive. The flags can be used with a preceding dash (-), double dash (--) or
slash (/). For example, -auto, --auto, /auto and /AUTO all give the same result.
Table 3-7 t Command Examples
Command Line Description
t Run all test in main section of package file.
t 2 Run all test of “memory” device in package
file.
t memory Run all tests of “memory” device in package
files.
t 3 Run test 1 of “memory device in package
file.
t memory.Memory Sliding Ones and
Zeroes
Run test 1 of “memory” device in package
file.
Table 3-8 t Command Line Interface Flags
Flag Range Description
/AUTO [configname] Any valid string Run each test in self-sense mode to determine the hardware
configuration of the system. Write a new configuration
override section into the test package file. If the
configuration name is not entered, the user is prompted for
it. If the configuration name already exists, the existing
configuration is overwritten.