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NAME
       tcutest - test cases of the utility API

DESCRIPTION
       The  command  `tcutest'  is a utility for facility test and performance
       test.  This command is used in the following format.  `rnum'  specifies
       the  number of iterations.  `anum' specifies the initial number of ele-
       ments of array.  `bnum' specifies the number of buckets.
              tcutest xstr rnum
                     Perform test of extensible string.
              tcutest list [-rd] rnum [anum]
                     Perform test of array list.
              tcutest map [-rd]  [-tr]  [-rnd]  [-dk|-dc|-dai|-dad|-dpr]  rnum
              [bnum]
                     Perform test of hash map.
              tcutest tree [-rd] [-tr] [-rnd] [-dk|-dc|-dai|-dad|-dpr] rnum
                     Perform test of ordered tree.
              tcutest  mdb  [-rd]  [-tr]  [-rnd] [-dk|-dc|-dai|-dad|-dpr] rnum
              [bnum]
                     Perform test of on-memory hash database.
              tcutest ndb [-rd] [-tr] [-rnd] [-dk|-dc|-dai|-dad|-dpr] rnum
                     Perform test of on-memory tree database.
              tcutest misc rnum
                     Perform test of miscellaneous routines.
              tcutest wicked rnum
                     Perform updating operations of list and map  selected  at
                     random.
       Options feature the following.
              -rd : perform the reading test also.
              -tr : perform the iterator test also.
              -rnd : select keys at random.
              -dk : use the function `tcxxxputkeep' instead of `tcxxxput'.
              -dc : use the function `tcxxxputcat' instead of `tcxxxput'.
              -dai : use the function `tcxxxaddint' instead of `tcxxxput'.
              -dad : use the function `tcxxxadddouble' instead of `tcxxxput'.
              -dpr : use the function `tcxxxputproc' instead of `tcxxxput'.
       This command returns 0 on success, another on failure.

SEE ALSO
       tcumttest(1), tcucodec(1), tcutil(3), tokyocabinet(3)

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