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Basic keywords (and their aliases) to use for tests:

tests   (=tests_in)       Run built-in tests
tests_cpu (=Tcpu)         Test the speed
tests_fast (=Tfast)       Basic tests, fast
tests_paral (=Tparal)     Test parallel features of ABINIT
tests_physics (=Tphysics) Long tests (in development, refs are not up-to-date)
tests_tutorial (=Tut)     Run tutorial calculations
tests_v1 (=Tv1)           Test features introduced in ABINITv1
tests_v2 (=Tv2)           Test features introduced in ABINITv2
tests_v3 (=Tv3)           Test features introduced in ABINITv3
tests_v4 (=Tv4)           Test features introduced in ABINITv4
tests_v5 (=Tv5)           Test features introduced in ABINITv5
tests_netcdf              Test NetCDF support, if enabled
tests_xmlf90              Test XMLF90 support, if enabled

Except for built-in and paral tests, each series accepts the two optional arguments
`start' and `stop', which specify the range of tests to be performed. For
instance:
    make tests_v1 start=10 stop=14
will perform tests #10 to #14 from the `v1' series. To run one test only,
just use either start or stop, not both.

You may tune the output directory and behaviour of the test scripts by using
the `dirname' variable, e.g.:
    make tests_v4 start=01 stop=10 dirname=chkinabi
which will check the input files for the v4 series, instead of performing
the tests themselves.

Parallel tests can be performed on some pre-defined machines only. You have
to specify the machine name using the `paral_host' variable, as well as
the run mode (`seq' or `seqpar') through the `paral_mode' variable, e.g.:
    make tests_paral paral_host=tux paral_mode=seqpar 
In all cases, the results of the tests are stored in a directory named
`<series>/,,<hostname>_<date>'.

If you want to run separately parallel tests, you cannot rely on make 
at present. Use the script */drive-parallel-tests.sh . E.g. :
(sh */drive-parallel-tests.sh sleepy A) >& ,log &

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