bt_opts Struct Reference

Options passed to bluetooth_add(). More...

#include <classes/bluetooth.h>

Data Fields
void(*	on_command )(bt_hci *iface, const uint8_t *cmd, int len)
	An HCI command arrived from the host on endpoint 0 (host -> controller).
void(*	on_acl )(bt_hci *iface, const uint8_t *pdu, int len)
	An ACL data PDU arrived from the host on the bulk-OUT endpoint (host -> controller).
int	with_sco
	Declare the SCO isochronous interface (no-op, fidelity)
void *	user
	Opaque app pointer, retrievable via bluetooth_user()

Detailed Description

Options passed to bluetooth_add().

The callbacks fire on the USB serving thread; keep them short and hand work off to the controller.

Field Documentation

on_command

void(* bt_opts::on_command) (bt_hci *iface, const uint8_t *cmd, int len)

An HCI command arrived from the host on endpoint 0 (host -> controller).

Parameters

iface	the Bluetooth handle.
cmd	the HCI command packet.
len	number of bytes in cmd.

on_acl

void(* bt_opts::on_acl) (bt_hci *iface, const uint8_t *pdu, int len)

An ACL data PDU arrived from the host on the bulk-OUT endpoint (host -> controller).

Parameters

iface	the Bluetooth handle.
pdu	the ACL PDU (4-byte header + payload).
len	number of bytes in pdu.

with_sco

int bt_opts::with_sco

Declare the SCO isochronous interface (no-op, fidelity)

user

void* bt_opts::user

Opaque app pointer, retrievable via bluetooth_user()

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• classes/bluetooth.h