blueZ

It’s been quite some time since I started poking with bluetooth coding, but didn’t understand it much. But it was quite some moment this afternoon. I was trying to study the rfcomm source code, and finally could able to find out the part of the code responsible for the “bind” option for rfcomm. Had a code already for scanning for nearby bluetooth devices. Edited some of theirs codes, added some lines, and came up with a code in c which scans for nearby bluetooth devices, displays them, asks the users to choose one of the devices to bind, and accordingly binds that device....

Just now … I wrote my first ever blueZ code, a simple one though, that too, from an online tutorial at http://people.csail.mit.edu/albert/bluez-intro/c404.html Its a nice tutorial for newbies like me to get started with blueZ. First of all, I needed to setup my blueZ development environment. Since I use Fedora 10, I did the following yum install -y bluez-libs bluez-libs-devel libgdbus libgdbus-devel Also, one can manually install it from the source packages available at...