
All test programs take the following options, and possibly
some others which are listed in the description of the program
below.

	-q<quantum>		timeslice quantum in millisecs
	-n<processors>		number of processors to use
	-t<mainthreads>		number of main threads

If no values for these options are specified, the program will
use the underlying Presto defaults.  By default Presto uses a
preemption quantum of 0 (no timeslicing) and a single processor.
By default one main thread is used.

atomtest	tests atomic integers
		-l<loopcount>		default 150

cvar		tests condition variable broadcast/wait
		-v --> verbose mode	default quiet

locktest	tests relinquishing locks
		-l<loopcount>		default 150

montest		tests monitors (automatic exit)
		-l<loopcount>		default 150

pingpong	exercises monitors and condition variables
		-s<switchcount>		default 10
		-v --> cryptic verbose,	default quiet

spintest	tests spinlocks
		-l<loopcount>		default 150
