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+This example illustrates the working of a Kokyu
+based DSRT scheduler. There are 2 threads waiting
+for requests on the server side. Two threads are
+started on the client side. The main thread as 
+well as the worker threads are given the maximum
+priority so that their "release" happen immediately.
+Each of the worker threads make a remote two-way
+call to the server. The two requests are processed 
+in different threads on the server side. 
+
+On the client side, the first thread is given lesser 
+importance than the second thread and the second thread 
+is started a little later than the first. It is 
+expected that, on the server side, the first request
+is processed by one of the two threads. When the
+second request comes in, the other thread that processes
+this request should become more eligible since the
+second request carries more importance than the first.
+A timeline is generated which shows the sequence of
+execution of the two different threads on the server.
+
+Make sure that you run in privileged mode. 
+
+To run the test using the CV-based approach (see ../README),
+
+./server -d 
+./client -d -x
+
+To run the test using the OS-based approach (see ../README),
+
+./server -d -s
+./client -d -x -s
+
+The timeline is generated in timeline.txt