This test shows the use of RTAI distributed processing in kernel space.
It is based on the "jepplin" test found in the kernel examples of RTAI.
It has been chosen because it features semaphores and mail boxes, plain and
timed out, thus allowing to verify all the basic requirements of a distributed
application. It is implemented in a form that allows its distribution to up
to 3 decentralised remote units, one of which affords just a centralised timer
and all the needed semaphores and mailboxes, while not carrying out any
processing. The 3 units can then work on a 1/2/3 different computers.

See the corresponding implementation in user space in directory utest.

To run it on a single machine do:

make
./run
./rem, when it ends.

To run it on different machines comment out the lines insmoding modules to be
run on other nodes, in file run, and set the appropriate dotted decimal notation
IP addresses on the insmod line of each module.
