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-This is a short description on the use of Erlang,C or Java 
-client and servers against each other.
-The base is a client that initiates and uses a random number 
-generator that lies on an server.
-
-There are two make files, one for Unix and one for Windows,
-the Unix make file is just named "Makefile", while the Windows
-is named "Makefile.win32".
-
-Instructions.
- 
-1) On Makefile :
-   * Modify the OTPROOT variable on the Makefile to point
-     to the root for your erlang instalation.
-   * Modify IC and Erl_Interface versions to agree your
-     OTP version.
- 
-2) Type "make" to build the example.
-
-
-3) Start the empd deamon by using the command :
-   
-    epmd -daemon
- 
- 
-4) Do this when you want to run :
-
-  * an Erlang server.
- 
-    Start erlang with the options
-
-    -setcookie <Some Cookie> -sname <SomeNodeName>
- 
-    In this example you should use :
- 
-    erl -setcookie flash -sname babbis
- 
-  * a C server. 
-
-    Just type :
-
-    server
-
-  * a Java server.
-
-    Set and export the CLASSPATH variable to 
-    point to the java classes located in java development kit, 
-    the Otp's classes and the current directory.
-    Your classpath should look like this :
- 
-    .:<OTPROOT>/lib/ic-3.8.1/priv/ic.jar:<OTPROOT>/lib/jinterface_0.9.2/priv/OtpErlang.jar
- 
-    where :
- 
-    <OTPROOT> is the location there OTP is installed
-    
-    Then type :
-
-    java server 
-   
- 
-5) Do this when you want to run :
-
-   * an Erlang client.
-
-     ** If you have no valid named erlang node,
-        start erlang with the options
-
-        -setcookie <Some Cookie> -sname <SomeNodeName>
- 
-        In this example you should use :
- 
-        erl -setcookie flash -sname client
-   
-        On the erlang shell, type
- 
-        client:start().
-
-     ** If you have a valid named erlang node, started 
-        whith the same "cookie", on the erlang shell, type
- 
-        client:start().
-
-  
-   * a C client, just type
-
-     client
-
-   
-   * a Java client.
-
-   
-     Set and export the CLASSPATH variable to 
-     point to the java classes located in java development kit, 
-     the Otp's classes and the current directory.
-     Your classpath should look like this :
- 
-     .:<OTPROOT>/lib/ic-4.0/priv/ic.jar:<OTPROOT>/lib/jinterface_1.1/priv/OtpErlang.jar
- 
-     where :
- 
-      <OTPROOT> is the location there OTP is installed
-    
-     Then type :
-
-     java client
-
-
-
-6) Please note that :
- 
-   * you must always have the same cookie in order to eastablish connection
-     between clients and servers.
-   
-   * you cannot start two servers with the same name.
-     In this example all servers share the same name in order to test
-     several constallations. Kill a server before starting another one. 
-
-
-
-
-