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qmtest

QMTEST(1)						      General Commands Manual							 QMTEST(1)

NAME

       qmtest - access QMTest's functionality from the command line.

SYNOPSIS

       qmtest [ option ... ] command [ command-option ... ] [ argument ... ]

DESCRIPTION

       qmtest  QMTest is an general-purpose, cross-platform software testing tool. QMTest can be used to test compilers, databases, graphical user
       interfaces, or embedded systems. QMTest provides a convenient graphical user interface for creating, managing, and  executing  tests,  pro-
       vides support for parallel test execution, and can be extended in a variety of ways.

       This tool offers access to the tool's functionality from the command line.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
	      Display usage summary.

       --version
	      Display version information.

       -D, --tdb PATH
	      Path to the test database.

COMMANDS

       create-target
	      Create (or update) a target specification.

       create-tdb
	      Create a new test database.

       gui    Start the QMTest GUI.

       extensions
	      List extension classes.

       help   Display usage summary.

       register
	      Register an extension class.

       remote Run QMTest as a remote server.

       run    Run one or more tests.

       summarize
	      Summarize results from a test run.

       Invoke
	 "qmtest COMMAND --help"

       for information about command-options and arguments.

BUGS

       This manual page may be out of date, it should be generated from the XML manual.

SEE ALSO

       The complete qmtest documentation is provided in HTML and PDF formats in /usr/share/doc/qm/test.

																	 QMTEST(1)

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