Initial commit from provided documentation, with binary files stripped out.
Update files for 1st build... hoping that these files aren't modified with each build...
On the verge of getting an outbound connection...
apparently the sockets, they are half-sockets and I need to juggle both an in socket and an out socket...
Implemented half-duplex socket test case, still no luck.
Able to connect to a remote server and send data
readme add
MINOR spelling fix
Able to produce data to a swarm using the streaming API

Had to increase the stack size :( Hoping that optimizing out the applilet code will free up needed RAM...
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:buglabs/bugswarm-renesas
Minimum-Viable Connector demo

NOTE, this connector implementation is completely unidirectional:
The connector assumes that the WebUI is already loaded and waiting for a capabilities feed.
It will not respond to capabilities requests, or feed requests.
It is always providing the Acceleration feed, at an interval of 1 second.
Also note that maximum compiler optimization is necessary to avoid the 16k IAR Workbench kickstart limit.
Without more systemic and manual optimization, we don't have room for a floating point formatter.
Some slightly ugly integer math was used in it's place...
Fixed LED2 blink, ripped out unused code in main, commented

Uncovered TCP socket persistence bug - when unit is reset, the socket is never properly closed.
The server must wait a certain timeout for the old connection to die before allowing the new socket open.
This is likely being caused by a firewall in between us and the user

Workaround - either wait up to 120 seconds, or kick the existing connection from the MUC.
README update.  See commit comments for project status.
MINOR README update.  See commit comments for project status.
MINOR network info tweak. See commit comments for project status.
Bugfix capabilities announce + moved to demo acct

-Unit now announces it's capabilities every 10 seconds, in case
the WebUI was not loaded before the unit comes online
-Also moved swarm credentials to the demo account.
Updated readme with demo acct informaton
Update for new production server
-Extra \r\n in message
-using api.bugswarm.com in header
added several sensors, random seed for source port

-Basic temperature read
-Basic light sensor read
-random seed generated by temp+light+accelx+accely
-source port randomized
-Random source port = client will be able to reconnect
reliably!
Added light to list of services
Reverted back to more stable version

Instead of plowing ahead, next development efforts will need to stop and
re-implement the redpine demo code on a fresh project.