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Dr. Michael Lauer e55ad9019c Introduce L2CAP infrastructure.
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.
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//
// (C) Dr. Michael 'Mickey' Lauer <mickey@vanille-media.de>
//
#include "NimBLEL2CAPServer.h"
#include "NimBLEL2CAPChannel.h"
#include "NimBLEDevice.h"
#include "NimBLELog.h"
static const char* LOG_TAG = "NimBLEL2CAPServer";
NimBLEL2CAPServer::NimBLEL2CAPServer() {
// Nothing to do here...
}
NimBLEL2CAPServer::~NimBLEL2CAPServer() {
// Delete all services
for (auto service: this->services) {
delete service;
}
}
NimBLEL2CAPChannel* NimBLEL2CAPServer::createService(const uint16_t psm, const uint16_t mtu, NimBLEL2CAPChannelCallbacks* callbacks) {
auto service = new NimBLEL2CAPChannel(psm, mtu, callbacks);
auto rc = ble_l2cap_create_server(psm, mtu, NimBLEL2CAPChannel::handleL2capEvent, service);
if (rc != 0) {
NIMBLE_LOGE(LOG_TAG, "Could not ble_l2cap_create_server: %d", rc);
return nullptr;
}
this->services.push_back(service);
return service;
}