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-$Id$
-
-The tests in this directory time the latency contributed by
-various parts of the ORB, but mostly the emphasis is on the
-contribution due to the pluggable protocols code. So far, the
-output is only to the screen, and is created using the ACE
-Timeprobe class. At various points in the ORB code and in this
-test code, an ACE Timeprobe is inserted. When this point is 
-passed in the execution, a timestamp is taken and added to a 
-table. When the test finishes, the relative times are output,
-START being the first, or zero, entry, and the following
-values are the offset in microseconds. Each value has a label
-associated with it when the timeprobes are inserted.
-
-There are currently two tests. Either or both can be executed
-in a single run by using the appropriate command line options
-listed below. Since we are not interested in the time spent
-in the actual operation, but only in the framework overhead,
-we have code for a oneway and a twoway request that neither
-pass nor return any values.
-
-Usage:
-The client command line options are:
-	[-v]		run only the 2-way void test
-	[-o]		run only the 1-way void test
-	[-d]		increment the TAO debug level
-	[-n loopcount]	# of executions (defaults to 1)
-	[-f <filename>]	read IOR from <filename>
-	[-k <string>]	read IOR from command line
-	[-x]		shut down server when finished
-
-NOTE: Unless the server is shut down,  it will not
-display its timeprobe information. If the client runs
-twice, for example, and then the server is shut down,
-it will then display the results from both runs.
-
-The server command line options are:
-	[-d]		increment the TAO debug level
-	[-o] <filename>	write the IOR to <filename>
-
-
-NOTE: To display the timeprobe info, ACE must be built with
-the macro ACE_COMPILE_TIMEPROBES defined somewhere, usually
-in config.h. Otherwise the individual timeprobe macros are
-ignored.
-