I'm trying to use windows sockets to communicate with my bluetooth
device. The thing I'm trying (I'm not even sure if it's possible) is
to send a HCI-command (a simple one, like reading the local device
name).
Now, I don't even know if it is possible to talk to the HCI-layer
using winsock. So my first question would be whether this is actually
possible. I assumed it to be possible since the functions
WSALookupService.... allows e.g. an inquiry to be initiated - I assume
it accesses the HCI layer for that.
I got all the opcodes & stuff for sending HCI commands, I just need
some way to communicate them. Kernel-mode is not an option for me, as
I will probably need to replace the MS bluetooth stack with my own
driver then...
I've been searching for info for some time now, without results.. So
any help is highly appreciated!
Thanks,
Robert
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