contrib/jwrapper: reorganize and document the different names of a JavaType

[nit.git] / tests / README.md

diff --git a/tests/README.md b/tests/README.md
index cbf966b..5a6f51c 100644 (file)
--- a/tests/README.md
+++ b/tests/README.md
@@ -179,6 +179,9 @@ Usually it is because the programs are interactive or run some kind of server.
 The `$os.skip` file describes tests that are to be skipped completely on the given OS.
 Usually it is because of OS specific libraries.
 
+The `turing.skip` file describes tests that are to be skipped completely on the Turing cluster doing continuous testing over MPI.
+Usually it is because of an unavailable library or a large work which would not benefit from parallelization.
+
 These `*.skip` files contain a list of patterns that will be used against test names.
 A single substring can thus be used to skip a full family of tests.
 
@@ -205,18 +208,18 @@ Use the various skipping or controls to try to produce reproducible results.
 Engines are selected with the option `--engine`.
 
 ~~~
-./tests.sh --engine nitg-e base_class_name.nit
+./tests.sh --engine nitce base_class_name.nit
 ~~~
 
 Current engines are:
 
-* `nitg-s`, for `nitg --separate` (this is the default)
-* `nitg-e`, for `nitg --erasure`
-* `nitg-sg`, for `nitg --separate --semi-global`
-* `nitg-g`, for `nitg --global`
+* `nitcs`, for `nitc --separate` (this is the default)
+* `nitce`, for `nitc --erasure`
+* `nitcsg`, for `nitc --separate --semi-global`
+* `nitcg`, for `nitc --global`
 * `niti`, for `nit`, the interpreter
-* `nitvm`, for `nitvm` (not automatically executed by `testall.sh`)
-* `emscripten`, for `nitg --semi-global -m emscripten` (not automatically executed by `testall.sh`)
+* `nitvm`, for `nit --vm`, the virtual machine
+* `emscripten`, for `nitc --semi-global -m emscripten` (not automatically executed by `testall.sh`)
 
 Engines control: