Add host tool section and clean up readmes

4 files changed, 67 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/development/README b/development/README
index 27a566a..86963a1 100644
--- a/development/README
+++ b/development/README
@@ -1,10 +1,36 @@
-OpiePIM.kpr A KPresenter comparsion of Qtopia, KDE and OPIE PIM
-OpiePIM.tar.gz Same as above but webpages
+config.in 	-	used for the buildsystem
+cvsbook.html 	-	A Book describing the use of CVS
+opie-big-features.xml-	Features needed for Big Screen Opie
+opie-features.dtd -	DTD for the XML feature plan
+README		- 	This file
+tmake_ref.html	-	Info about the old tmake. Better see your
+			qmake documentation ( qassistant )
+
+calibrate2	-	New calibration tool by schurig for swapped x/y axis
+cross-debug	-	Old cross debugger + introduction by sandman
+documents	- 	Currently empty
+header		-	Template Header for Opie
+host-tools	-	random collection of useful tools running on your
+			host and not inside Qt/E Opie
+performance	- 	small tool to test drawing performance	
+pim		-	Ideas about new database backends
+translation	-	Opie host tools for generating Translations
+wepgen		-	small utility for generating wep keys
+	
+
+
+
+OLD stuff that needs an update
+
+opie-1.0-features.html	Old list of planned 1.0 features (outdatet )
+OpiePIM.kpr A KPresenter comparsion of Qtopia, KDE and OPIE PIM (old)
+OpiePIM.tar.gz Same as above but webpages (old)
 toolchain.tar.gz  Opie needs a toolchain to be built on x86
 		  but Opie also needs some additional headers
 		  and libraries to be built
 		  This archive contains
 		  libuuid lib + header
 		  pam lib + header
 		  
-		  -zecke
\ No newline at end of file
+		  -zecke(old)
+
diff --git a/development/host-tools/README b/development/host-tools/README
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..c9901e6
--- a/dev/null
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+A collection of useful Opie related software running with Qt/X11
+version 3.0 and sometimes KDE as well
+
+opie-langchecker.tar.gz -	with make messages and make all-messages
+				you generate for each application two
+				.po files. One file with all strings
+				included in your program and one file
+				with strings from tr() and the NOOP.
+				Langchecker is a KParts KDE application
+				which lets you first spell check the strings
+				and seconldy shows you on a per file/line
+				basis which strings are not available as tr.
+				This helps you to find application
+
+opie-featurelist.tar.gz	-	Is currently just a small hack application
+				to create feature lists conforming to
+				Cornelius Schumachers XML features file.
+				Maybe it'll turn into a full blown
+				Project management tool with Opie clients...
+				( kmaschru ) or one simply writes a new
+				TODO view + backend or changes the file
+				format...
diff --git a/development/host-tools/opielangchecker.tar.gz b/development/host-tools/opielangchecker.tar.gz
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..d895347
--- a/dev/null
+++ b/development/host-tools/opielangchecker.tar.gz
diff --git a/development/translation/README b/development/translation/README
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..966fb4a
--- a/dev/null
+++ b/development/translation/README
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+opie-lupdate  - Opie lupdate is an specialised version of Qt3.1 lupdate.
+		You do not need TRANSLATIONS in your .pro anymore. Opie
+		lupdate reads the language list from $OPIEDIR/i18n and then
+		generates the .ts files.
+		Together with the build system one make opie-lupdate on	
+		toplevel or inside the buildsystem is enough to update 
+		translations.
+		To add new translations simply mkdir $OPIEDIR/i18n/new_lang;
+		make opie-lupdate
+
+opie-lrelease - Also deprecates the TRANSLATIONS attribute inside the .pro
+		files
+
+to compile both you need Qt3.1, qmake
+point your QMAKESPEC to "" and run qmake -o Makefile the_profile.pro
+make to compile