This example shows how to use file input/output, and server/client
socket input/output as a multiprocessor application that communicates
with a remote machine.

The Xplorer host has the name 'ockham', the remote machine is 'galileo'.
Change these names in 'proc.ncf', 'server_out.py', and 'server_in.py' 
according to your configuration.

Type 'make' to compile the occam programs. Copy server_out.py and
server_in.py to the remote machine. Start the following commands
on the remote machine.

galileo> ./server_in.py

galileo> ./server_out.py

Then type 'make run' on 'ockham' and start the following commands
on the remote machine.

galileo> telnet ockham 20001

galileo> telnet ockham 20002
