After a full compile, this directory should contain the following executables:

      * server_normal
      * client_normal

      * server_crypto
      * client_crypto

These two groups of servers/clients implement a simple TCP/IP chat program.
The '*_normal' programs transmit messages in plaintext, and the '*_crypto'
programs transmit encrypted messages.

Developers can use these programs to learn how easy it is to modify existing
protocols to use scatterchat module.


NOTE: Unfortunately at this time, WIN32 platforms will not build working test
      programs.  This will be rectified in a future release.


Usage:

	One one computer, run the server program *from within the tests/
directory* like so:

	   ./server_crypto any

	On a second computer, run the client program *from within the tests/
directory* like so:

	   ./client_crypto

	(NOTE: if you wish to run the server and client on the same computer,
you may want to give them seperate load/save directories so that TWO keys are
generated.  If the server and client are given the same load/save directory,
then only one key will be generated and they will both use it; this will
still work, but it won't mimic a real setup.)
	Make sure that no firewall is blocking access to port 31337 on the
server.  Tell the client to connect to the server's IP address.  Once the
connection is made, either the client or the server may initiate the
conversation.
	After the first message is sent, note that there may be a slight lag
until the message arrives.  This is due to the fact that the client and
server must negotiate the encryption tunnel.
