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Alternatively you can run PySys \nusing `python -m pysys`.\n\nThose wishing to use the manual tester should ensure they have \ninstalled the tcl/tk libraries on the host machine and are using a Python \nversion that was compiled with tcl/tk support.\n\n\nGetting Started\n===============\nAfter installation, to see the available options to the pysys.py script use::\n\n\t> pysys.py --help\n\nThe script has four main commands: \n  - `makeproject` to create your top-level testing project configuration file, \n  - `make` to create individual testcases, \n  - `run` to execute them, and \n  - `clean` to delete testcase output after execution.\n\nFor detailed information, see the `--help` command line. \n\nTo get started, create a new directory to hold your tests. 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