I don't understand this question.

In the output posted, the following three lines appear consecutively: 

Failed 2/3 test scripts. 5/33 subtests failed.
Files=3, Tests=33,  0 wallclock secs ( 0.10 cusr +  0.01 csys =  0.11 
+CPU)
Failed 2/3 test programs. 5/33 subtests failed.

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The first and last are identical except for the words "scripts" and "programs". Why repeat the same information?

And the first two fields of the middle line,

  1. "Files=3" replicates the last digit of "Failed 2/3 test scripts".
  2. "Tests=33" replicates the last digits of "5/33 subtests failed"
It's a summary report. You may find it useful or you may not.

2 1/2 of those 3 lines are redundant.

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In reply to Re^5: Need advice on test output by BrowserUk
in thread Need advice on test output by Ovid

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