tests:
		@echo "           Be patient now, this may take a while on a slower machine,"	
		@echo "                    but it's definitely worth the wait."
		@echo "      If no error output appears, then all tests ran successfully."
		@echo "If error output does appear (below this line), contact gfisher@calpoly.edu."
#		@echo "      (NOTE: Imple comp testing buffer is currently X lines long.)"
		@csh -cf "cd ..; .make-tests LINUX-falcon fmsl log"

good:
		@csh -c ../.make-good


# Don't echo anything here, so the preceding message (for the "tests" rule) has
# nothing after it in the terminal output log.  This means that this tests++
# rule is best run in conjunction with the "tests" rule.
tests++:
#		@echo ""
#		@echo "            Now do the same tests for the c++ linkable version."
		@csh -cf "cd ..; .make-tests LINUX-falcon fmsl++ log++"

all:		tests tests++