L2CAP is the underlying technology powering GATT.
BLE 5 exposes L2CAP COC (Connection Oriented Channels)
allowing a streaming API that leads to much higher throughputs
than you can achieve with updating GATT characteristics.
The patch follows the established infrastructure very closely.
The main components are:
- `NimBLEL2CAPChannel`, encapsulating an L2CAP COC.
- `NimBLEL2CAPServer`, encapsulating the L2CAP service.
- `Examples/L2CAP`, containing a client and a server application.
Apart from these, only minor adjustments to the existing code was
necessary.
When sending an array of data with a length value the wrong overload/template was being
used and the length value was being interpreted as the connection handle.
This updates the template to disable it when an array is passed and will now also report the error.
If the scan is restarted in NimBLEScan::start, there is a chance that a result from
the previous scan arrives and the device is deleted when the callback is called.
This change ignores any results that come when the scan has stopped.
* Add missing definition for default device callbacks (which prevents calling the `setDeviceCallbacks` method)
* Ensure `m_pDeviceCallbacks` inital value is set to `&defaultDeviceCallbacks` to prevent crash when pairing table is full
After #295 any time the pairing table fills up, the device will crash on the next pairing attempt.
* Renamed desc_filter_t to NimBLEDescriptorFilter
* Added NimBLERemoteDescriptor pointer to NimBLEDescriptorFilter
* retrieveDescriptors changed to take NimBLEDescriptorFilter pointer
* General cleanup
If clear results is called from more than one task a race condition exists that may delete the same advertisedDevice twice.
This prevents this by swapping with an empty vector and testing for empty before freeing the resources.
Avoid warning when compiled with All warnings enabled.
.../src/NimBLEScan.cpp: In member function 'void NimBLEScanResults::dump() const':
.../src/NimBLEScan.cpp:481:22: warning: unused variable 'dev' [-Wunused-variable]
481 | for (const auto& dev : m_deviceVec) {
| ^~~
* Adds a new enum class to specify the tx power type to set (unused by non-esp devices).
* When all type is specified it is now ensured that all the tx power types are set to the specified level.
* Correctly sets the power level advertised for extended advertising with legacy pdu selected.
The input and output report characteristics share the same UUID and the `getOutputReport` was returning the input report characteristic.
This change will return the correct characteristic by finding it with the index parameter.
When constructing a NimBLEAddress via string or other non `ble_addr_t` parameters it is important that the address type be specified.
This will help prevent issues where applications are not able to connect or identify scanned devices when comparing their addresses.
h2zero
Dr. Michael Lauer
thekurtovic
iranl
William Emfinger
Guo-Rong
Michael Ammann
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