runall

#!/bin/csh -f
# test all and do diff, i.e., act as batch tester

# note that this rm is (generally) redundant with (ty)'s remove.
# but do it just in case Output.your exists and clisp isn't in path;
# don't want to be misled by diff below.
/bin/rm -f Output.your

clisp -q -i init.lsp -x '(ty)'

# alternatively, create a file run.l that contains
# (ty)
# (quit)
# and then
# clisp -i init.lsp run.l
# hmmm, man page says no read-eval-print loop if give lisp-file argument
# as we do here, but we still get one.  so, just quit out of it.

# diff the results
# you can replace diff with another diff tool if you prefer
# e.g., "diff --side-by-side" or "sdiff" or "tkdiff"
# (to quit tkdiff, type q or click on File and then Exit.)
diff Output.your Output.correct