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Subject: HID parser for Bluetooth devices
From: Viswanathan Sankararam <developervishwa@gmail.com>
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All, I am new to bluetooth. I am trying to understand where in Linux
stack a bluetooth HID device parser exists. Is it part of the
bluetooth HIDP driver or somehow hooks into the HID driver for USB HID
devices. Also I see that bluez sources has a directory called input
and an input.so file is created. What is the function of this library?
I would really appreciate an explanation of how bluez integrates with
Linxu input subsystem and HID parser.

Thanks
Vish