Megatest

		 (list  "-rows"
			"-run"
			"-test"
			"-debug"
			"-host" 
			) 
		 (list  "-h"
			"-use-server"
			"-guimonitor"
			"-main"
			"-v"
			"-q"
		       )
		 args:arg-hash
		 0))

(define *db* #f) ;; (open-db))

(if (args:get-arg "-host")
    (begin
      (set! *runremote* (string-split (args:get-arg "-host" ":")))
      (client:launch))
    (if (not (args:get-arg "-use-server"))
	(set! *transport-type* 'fs) ;; force fs access
    (client:launch))
	(client:launch)))

;; HACK ALERT: this is a hack, please fix.
(define *read-only* (not (file-read-access? (conc *toppath* "/megatest.db"))))
;; (client:setup *db*)

(define toplevel #f)
(define dlg      #f)

	(if (not dbexists)
	    (begin
	      (sqlite3:execute db "PRAGMA synchronous = FULL;")
	      (debug:print-info 11 "Initialized test database " dbpath)
	      (db:testdb-initialize db)))
	;; (sqlite3:execute db "PRAGMA synchronous = 0;")
	(debug:print-info 11 "open-test-db END (sucessful)" testpath)
	;; now let's test that everything is correct
	(handle-exceptions
	 exn
	 (begin
	   (debug:print 0 "ERROR: problem accessing test db " testpath ", you probably should clean and re-run this test"
			((condition-property-accessor 'exn 'message) exn))
	   #f)
	 ;; Is there a cheaper single line operation that will check for existance of a table
	 ;; and raise an exception ?
	 (sqlite3:execute db "SELECT id FROM test_data LIMIT 1;"))
	db)
      (begin
	(debug:print-info 11 "open-test-db END (unsucessful)" testpath)
	#f)))

;; find and open the testdat.db file for an existing test
(define (db:open-test-db-by-test-id db test-id)

;; Always use two digit decimal
;; 1.01, 1.02...1.10,1.11 ... 1.99,2.00..

(declare (unit megatest-version))

(define megatest-version 1.54)
(define megatest-version 1.5402)