All the files under this directory follow a specific build convention.
Because of this there are a few things you need to do in order to
successfully build files.

1. First thing "cd util" and edit Makefile to set paths and prefixes 
   correctly for your system.
2. Run "make;make install" to build and install necessary stuff.
   Depending on your system you may need to be root to "make install".
3. Run 'make' in the "arm" or "x86" sub-directory of the project you 
   want to build, depending on what architecture you want to build for. 
   Not all projects will build correctly for x86, such as those that 
   memory map and try to talk to TS-7XXX registers.

For this BAT3 source release, here are the things you may want to build 
along with the directory to run make in for each:

directory             argument to make product
--------------------  ---------------- -----------------------------------
bat3src/avr/arm       (none)           bat3 (main utility/charging daemon)
bat3src/avr/x86       bat3save         example bat3 UDP client
bat3src/avr/x86       draw             example charting of battery data

Please send all comments, feedback, and suggestions to:
	michael@embeddedArm.com

