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Funtionality - should still be 'simulated'
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** The "aggressive" scheduler corresponds to the multi-level scheduling
approach.

The scheduler uses either a file with generated numbers or it uses the native
rand() function. When you set the flag -f on the command line then it reads 
random numbers from a from a file (i.e. it uses the supplied mrand() function).

In this event you will to make sure you have a file called "random.txt" in
your directory.

Non-aggressive MUFS (verbose) using random.txt:
        mufs -v -N -f  < data1.txt

Aggressive MUFS (verbose) use native funtion:
        mufs -v -A < data1.txt

Redirect stderr to the file "output-stderr.txt" and stout to data1.txt
  mufs -v -N  -f < data1.txt 2> output-stderr.txt

Redirect stout to the file "hello.txt"? and  stout to data1.txt
  mufs -v -N  -f < data1.txt > output-stderr.txt