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h1. How To Run jUnit Tests h2. Prerequisites The most preferable OS is *Linux*. We prefer Debian-based distros, like Ubuntu. To run the project's jUnit tests the *gcc-mips-linux-gnu* package should be installed. Create _MIPS64_TCHAIN_ _MIPS_64_TCHAIN_ environment variable that points to a directory, that contains the _bin_ subdirectory with the toolchain components. See the QEMU4V emulator's "Installation Guide":https://forge.ispras.ru/projects/qemu4v/wiki/Installation, because it is used in testsing. h2. Overview The *MicroTESK for MIPS* project's "Git repository":https://forge.ispras.ru/projects/microtesk-mips64/repository contains a number of JUnit tests. The typical JUnit test contains the following sequence of stages: # Template-based test program generation - the result of this stage is _<notextile>*</notextile>.s_ MIPS assembly file and a _<notextile>*</notextile>.log_ trace file; # Test program compilation - the result of this stage is a binary ELF image of the test program; # Test program emulation - the result of this stage is a _<notextile>*</notextile>-qemu.log_ trace file. In the nearest future the one more stage will be added: # Execution trace comparison - the _<notextile>*</notextile>.log_ MicroTESK trace and the _<notextile>*</notextile>-qemu.log_ QEMU4V trace will be compared, a report will be generated. To run the project tests, enter the project directory that contains the _gradlew_ script, and do the following: <pre> ./gradlew test </pre>