SGPEMv2 is an educational simulator for process scheduling policies in a monoprocessor computer.
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README

SGPEMv2 is an educational simulator for process scheduling 
policies in a monoprocessor computer.

Still to be written ... please refer to the 
Info manual in the meantime.

For convenience, here's a short glance at the 
build process (while the manual isn't finished):
in the source package root directory, type:

	mkdir =build && cd =build
	../configure --prefix=/path/to/installation/dir
	make
	su -c "make install"

if you want to generate API documentation via Doxygen:
	
	make apidox

if you want PDFs of the user and developer manuals,

	make pdf

As simple as that.