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+-------------
+Running Tests
+-------------
+
+Because of the rules below, you can run all the unit tests in this directory,
+and only these tests, with:
+
+  mach gtest "pkix*"
+
+You can run just the tests for functions defined in filename pkixfoo.cpp with:
+
+  mach gtest "pkixfoo*"
+
+If you run "mach gtest" then you'll end up running every gtest in Gecko.
+
+
+
+------------
+Naming Files
+------------
+
+Name files containing tests according to one of the following patterns:
+
+  * <filename>_tests.cpp
+  * <filename>_<Function>_tests.cpp
+  * <filename>_<category>_tests.cpp
+
+  <filename> is the name of the file containing the definitions of the
+             function(s) being tested by every test.
+  <Function> is the name of the function that is being tested by every
+             test.
+  <category> describes the group of related functions that are being
+             tested by every test.
+
+
+
+------------------------------------------------
+Always Use a Fixture Class: TEST_F(), not TEST()
+------------------------------------------------
+
+Many tests don't technically need a fixture, and so TEST() could technically
+be used to define the test. However, when you use TEST_F() instead of TEST(),
+the compiler will not allow you to make any typos in the test case name, but
+if you use TEST() then the name of the test case is not checked.
+
+See https://code.google.com/p/googletest/wiki/Primer#Test_Fixtures:_Using_the_Same_Data_Configuration_for_Multiple_Te
+to learn more about test fixtures.
+
+---------------
+Naming Fixtures
+---------------
+
+When all tests in a file use the same fixture, use the base name of the file
+without the "_tests" suffix as the name of the fixture class; e.g. tests in
+"pkixocsp.cpp" should use a fixture "class pkixocsp" by default.
+
+Sometimes tests in a file need separate fixtures. In this case, name the
+fixture class according to the pattern <fixture_base>_<fixture_suffix>, where
+<fixture_base> is the base name of the file without the "_tests" suffix, and
+<fixture_suffix> is a descriptive name for the fixture class, e.g.
+"class pkixocsp_DelegatedResponder".