Read the man-page (blueproxy.cat1) for more information.  This
software is licensed under an OpenBSD-style license, so do whatever
you as long as you keep my copyright message intact.

The main program is 'blueproxy' which performs the proxying from
Bluetooth -> TCP.

Two quite useful utilities are 'bluelistener' which just listens
on TCP port 20000 and displays whatever it gets, and 'bluepinger'
which measures the length of time a ping takes to get to the remote
device.  Both are handy for testing Bluetooth setups.

To build, just do ./configure && make && sudo make install.

In MacOS X, you will need to manually create a Bluetooth serial
port and use that as the interface - this will hopefully change
when Tiger exposes a decent Bluetooth API.

Linux and FreeBSD support is pretty good, MacOS X support is pretty
bad until Tiger when the necessary Bluetooth APIs are properly
exposed.  Expect an OpenBSD port soon.

Ports to Windows XP SP2 would be welcomed!

-- Anil Madhavapeddy, <anil@recoil.org>
