
FILELIST

bt747.jnc
  File for use with Java Native Compiler.
  Java Native Compiler can build an executable and binaries for windows without
  needing a java distribution in the end.
  
change
  Script used to change the order of some keywords in the source files.
  
README.txt
  This file
  

debug.bat
debugn.bat
  Used the 'Omniscient Debugger' to help debug the application.
  This was used a few times in the beginning.

gcj_comp.bat
  Script trying to compile the application using gcj
  
compile_with_swt.sh
compile_swt.sh
  Scripts 'trying' to compile with the swing awt to build a native
  executable.
  
prof.bat
  Script to profile the application.
  
run.bat
  Script to run the application with debug.
  
build_small.xml
  Reference file extracted from SuperwabaSDK - intention to use this to make
  the standard build file more generic.
  
package.bat
  File used to build actual packaging script in root directory.
  
*.launch
  Files that you can import in eclipse as launch configurations.
  
BT747codestyle.xml
  Codestyle for BT747 - you can import that in eclipse.  Apparently this is for cleanup.
  
BT747_EclipseFormattingProfile.xml
  Another codestyle specification - also importable in eclipse.
  I had to add this one because it is different from the previous one which is only for
  cleanup.
  
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LAUNCH definitions
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BT747_J2SE.launch
  will launch the destkop.  The same with 1.6 should refer to Java 1.6
  (for testing).
  
BT747 as JAVA.launch
  runs the PDA Version (SuperWaba) in a Java VM (not a SuperWaba VM)
  using the default serial connection setup.
  
BT747 as RXTX JAVA.launch
  runs the PDA Version with a variation on the serial connection setup
  (which is then the same as the Desktop version - not compatbile with a PDA).
  
BT747cmd.laucnh
  runs BT747 as a command line - there are some specific options here that
  I used to test.
  
IBlue747Model.launch
  runs the model that I wrote of the device.  Using com0com I virtually
  loopback serial ports on my PC and hook up BT747 to a virtual device !
  
SimpleExample.launch
 launches an example where a download and some conversions are performed.
 
TestDeviceUsingLib.launch
TestDeviceUsingProject.launch
  sends a series of commands to the device to check out which commands
  are supported.  Lib will use libBT747.jar and the other setup the locally compiled classes (to check if the library is fine).

TestModelConnect.launch
  This will Launch BT747 and the Device Model and connect them through
  internal piped streams.  The code for that is in the src_test directory.    
  
