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#
# SCCS: @(#)systems 1.4 (96/11/10)
#
# UniSoft Ltd., London, England
#
# (C) Copyright 1992 X/Open Company Limited
#
# All rights reserved. No part of this source code may be reproduced,
# stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any
# means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise,
# except as stated in the end-user licence agreement, without the prior
# permission of the copyright owners.
#
# X/Open and the 'X' symbol are trademarks of X/Open Company Limited in
# the UK and other countries.
#
#
# ************************************************************************
#
# SCCS: @(#)systems 1.4 96/11/10 TETware release 3.3
# NAME: systems
# PRODUCT: TETware
# AUTHOR: Andrew Dingwall, UniSoft Ltd.
# DATE CREATED: June 1992
#
# DESCRIPTION:
# example systems file for the TETware INET implementation
#
# each entry in the systems file associates a TETware system number
# with a host name
# a systems file should exist in the $TET_ROOT directory on the local
# system, and also in the $TET_ROOT directories of each remote system
# that might start processes using tet_remexec() or make a call to
# tet_remtime() or tet_getsysbyid()
#
# format of a systems file entry is
# sysid host
#
# host may be either a host name that may be looked up using
# gethostbyname(3), or an Internet address in dot notation
#
# MODIFICATIONS:
#
# ************************************************************************
0 root44 # the local system - must be present when test cases
# are to be executed on the local system
# remote systems
1 happy
2 tigger
3 vampire
4 beech
5 fir
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