Update READMEs to included instructions about blip make extra.

diff --git a/apps/IPBaseStation/README b/apps/IPBaseStation/README
index 47442bc3d39deef05c0db142f6a2d2f14ac55167..dddc615aa376b957da4681164947021893d2916e 100644 (file)
--- a/apps/IPBaseStation/README
+++ b/apps/IPBaseStation/README
@@ -11,6 +11,10 @@ to use a mote attached to a computer as an 802.15.4 interface rather
 then an actual mote.  The actual queuing logic for copying packets is
 mostly unchanged, and it continues to make use of serial ACKs.
 
 then an actual mote.  The actual queuing logic for copying packets is
 mostly unchanged, and it continues to make use of serial ACKs.
 

+To build, add the 'blip' make extra.  IE,
+
+$ make <platform> blip ...
+

 Description of BaseStation:
 
 BaseStation is an application that acts as a simple Active Message
 Description of BaseStation:
 
 BaseStation is an application that acts as a simple Active Message

diff --git a/apps/TCPEcho/README b/apps/TCPEcho/README
new file mode 100644 (file)
index 0000000..d3e7064
--- /dev/null
+++ b/apps/TCPEcho/README
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+
+A simple application which verifies the 6loWPAN stack is functioning
+correctly.  A mote running this will respond to ICMP Echo requests
+(0x80), and provide a UDP echo service on port 7 (a la rfc862).
+
+It also provides a TCP echo service on port 7, and a simple HTTP
+server on port 80.  The only resource supported is '/read/leds'.  This
+functionality can be used to verify that the TCP stack is functional.
+
+To build, use the 'blip' make target extra.  IE, 
+
+$ make <platform> blip ...

diff --git a/apps/UDPEcho/README b/apps/UDPEcho/README
index dbe1f931711184abc0fac6eb33c3a4727f4b69e2..a0986c09f65b616fcd70a856d3f5c847ce27f765 100644 (file)
--- a/apps/UDPEcho/README
+++ b/apps/UDPEcho/README
@@ -1,6 +1,8 @@
 
 

- A simple application which verifies the 6loWPAN stack is functioning
+A simple application which verifies the 6loWPAN stack is functioning

 correctly.  A mote running this will respond to ICMP Echo requests
 (0x80), and provide a UDP echo service on port 7 (a la rfc862).
 
 correctly.  A mote running this will respond to ICMP Echo requests
 (0x80), and provide a UDP echo service on port 7 (a la rfc862).
 

+To build, use the 'blip' make target extra.  IE, 

 
 

+$ make <platform> blip ...