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Oops - ACL layer Bluetooth_SendPacket() function should check and allow NULL channels, since that indicates a control channel request.

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Fix up Doxgen documentation for the Bluetooth stack code.
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Dean Camera 2010-07-11 07:38:18 +00:00
parent 6276d5f82a
commit 00fa6aa2db
3 changed files with 29 additions and 18 deletions
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Demos/Host/Incomplete/BluetoothHost/BluetoothEvents.c
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@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ bool Bluetooth_ChannelConnectionRequest(const uint16_t PSM)
/** Bluetooth stack callback event for when a Bluetooth ACL channel has been fully created and configured,
* either at the request of the local device, or the remote device.
*
* \param[in] Channel Bluetooth ACL data channel information structure for the channel that can now be used
* \param[in] ACLChannel Bluetooth ACL data channel information structure for the channel that can now be used
*/
void Bluetooth_ChannelOpened(Bluetooth_Channel_t* const ACLChannel)
{
@ -134,9 +134,9 @@ void Bluetooth_ChannelOpened(Bluetooth_Channel_t* const ACLChannel)
/** Bluetooth stack callback event for a non-signal ACL packet reception. This callback fires once a connection
* to a remote Bluetooth device has been made, and the remote device has sent a non-signalling ACL packet.
*
* \param[in] Data Pointer to a buffer where the received data is stored
* \param[in] DataLen Length of the packet data, in bytes
* \param[in] Channel Bluetooth ACL data channel information structure for the packet's destination channel
* \param[in] Data Pointer to a buffer where the received data is stored
* \param[in] DataLen Length of the packet data, in bytes
* \param[in] ACLChannel Bluetooth ACL data channel information structure for the packet's destination channel
*/
void Bluetooth_PacketReceived(void* Data, uint16_t DataLen, Bluetooth_Channel_t* const ACLChannel)
{
@ -154,17 +154,23 @@ void Bluetooth_PacketReceived(void* Data, uint16_t DataLen, Bluetooth_Channel_t*
}
}
/** RFCOMM layer callback for event for when a RFCOMM logical channel has been fully opened and configured between
* the local and remote device. Once open, this RFCOMM channel can be read from and written to freely until is it
* closed by either end.
*
* \param[in] RFCOMMChannel RFCOMM channel that was opened
*/
void RFCOMM_ChannelOpened(RFCOMM_Channel_t* const RFCOMMChannel)
{
/* Save the serial port RFCOMM logical channel for later use */
SerialChannel_RFCOMM = RFCOMMChannel;
}
/** RFCOMM layer callback for when a packet is received on an open RFCOMM channel.
/** RFCOMM layer callback event for when a packet is received on an open RFCOMM channel.
*
* \param[in] Channel RFCOMM channel that the data was directed to
* \param[in] DataLen Length of the received data, in bytes
* \param[in] Data Pointer to a buffer where the received data is stored
* \param[in] ACLChannel RFCOMM ACL channel that the data was directed to
* \param[in] DataLen Length of the received data, in bytes
* \param[in] Data Pointer to a buffer where the received data is stored
*/
void RFCOMM_DataReceived(RFCOMM_Channel_t* const ACLChannel, uint16_t DataLen, const uint8_t* Data)
{
@ -176,6 +182,11 @@ void RFCOMM_DataReceived(RFCOMM_Channel_t* const ACLChannel, uint16_t DataLen, c
RFCOMM_SendData(DataLen, Data, SerialChannel_RFCOMM, SerialChannel_ACL);
}
/** RFCOMM layer callback event for when the remote device has updated the channel terminal control signals
* for a particular RFCOMM channel.
*
* \param[in] RFCOMMChannel RFCOMM logical channel whose signals were altered
*/
void RFCOMM_ChannelSignalsReceived(RFCOMM_Channel_t* const RFCOMMChannel)
{
// Currently do nothing in response to the remote device sending new terminal control signals