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  Fortran is not enabled.
  -============================
  -Running Tests and Examples
  -============================
  -
  -.. important:: Section under construction...
  -
  -Describe how to run tests from the command line using make targets....
  -
  -See :ref:`bamboo-label` for information about setting up and running tests
  -using the *Bamboo* continuous integration (CI) tool.
  -
  -
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  @@ -370,3 +358,29 @@ Examples::
  sidre_shocktube_ex.cpp ('shocktube' C++ example)
  sidre_shocktube_F_ex.f ('shocktube' Fortran example)
  +============================
  +Running Tests and Examples
  +============================
  +
  +Axom examples and tests can be run in multiple different ways using make
  +targets, Bamboo continuous integration (CI) tool, or manually. The best
  +choice for running them depends on what you are trying to do.
  +
  +For example, if you build Axom and want to make sure everything is working
  +properly, you can type the following command in the build directory::
  +
  + $ make test
  +
  +This will run all tests and examples and report a summary of passes and
  +failures. Detailed output on individual tests is suppressed.
  +
  +If a test fails, you can invoke its executable directly to see the detailed
  +output of which checks passed or failed. This is especially useful when
  +you are modifying or adding code and need to understand how unit test details
  +are working, for example.
  +
  +Lastly, you can run suites of tests, such as all tests on a set of platforms
  +and compilers, using Bamboo. See :ref:`bamboo-label` for information about
  +running tests using the *Bamboo* tool.
  +
  +
  