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From: orly@mozcom.com (Orlando Andico)
Subject: UNIX95 test suite
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If anyone's interested, The Open Group has made available their test suite
for the UNIX platform. It's at

http://www.opengroup.org/testing/cireport1.4a/

available with a free one-month evaluation or an unlimited license for
$600. The suite is compatible with Make and tests your application's
portability with Motif, X11R5, SVID3, XPG3/XPG4, SPEC1170/UNIX95,
and a host of others.

This is an opportunity to test Linux for conformance with UNIX95 so
perhaps our favorite OS might finally gain UNIX brand conformance,
which I suspect would do a lot towards wider industry acceptance.