File	Date	Author	Commit
aspin	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[6c85f4] Import sources for version 0.1
fload	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[6c85f4] Import sources for version 0.1
futtime	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[6c85f4] Import sources for version 0.1
gsmiley	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[6c85f4] Import sources for version 0.1
lib	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[6c85f4] Import sources for version 0.1
wload	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[6c85f4] Import sources for version 0.1
.cvsignore	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[6c85f4] Import sources for version 0.1
.hgtags	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[09f29a] Added tag v-0.1.1 for changeset 5a3ae6b4c3dd
COPYING	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[5a3ae6] Update to version 0.1.1
Makefile	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[6c85f4] Import sources for version 0.1
README	2009-08-13	Peter Williams	[5a3ae6] Update to version 0.1.1

Read Me

Simulated Loads
===============

The simulated loads (simloads) package is part of the CPU Scheduler Evaluation
project which aims to provide a forum for evaluating CPU schedulers.  This
package provides programs for creating artificial system loads for use in
testing scheduler performance.

Simulated Loads is copyright (c) 2001-2004 Aurema Pty Ltd.

All of the contents of the Simulated Loads package of the CPU Scheduler
Evaluation project are free software, released under the GNU General Public
License and you are welcome to redistribute them under certain conditions.
All the libraries and utilities come with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details
read the GNU General Public License to be found in the file COPYING.  Note that
while the GNU General Public License is copyrighted by the Free Software
Foundation, the instances of code that it refers to (the Simulated Loads package
of the CPU Scheduler Evaluation project) are copyrighted by Aurema Pty Ltd whose
employees actually wrote them.

The Simulated Loads package currently consists of the simulated load library
(libsimload) and the simulated load programs: aspin, fload, futtime, gsmiley and
wload.

The CPU Scheduler Evaluation project home page is at:
	http://cpuse.sourceforge.net/

The SourceForge.net CPU Scheduler Evaluation project page is at:
	http://sourceforge.net/projects/cpuse/

Quick Installation
==================

   In most cases it should be sufficient to do:

	make
	make install	<-- You usually need to be root for this one.

The above will compile and install the simulated load programs into
 /usr/local/bin.