Hi all,
what is the baswap - function used for? I had a look at the bluetooth.c and=
it is just changing the order of the MAC-address.
Is there some documentation available where I can read about the functions =
and why/what they are used for?
What is the difference between the ba2str and batostr functions? Why are th=
ere 2 functions implemented?
Thanks a lot. A link or something else to read about this stuff would be ap=
preciated as well!
Bj=F6rn
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Hi Bjoern,
> what is the baswap - function used for? I had a look at the bluetooth.c and it is just changing the order of the MAC-address.
>
> Is there some documentation available where I can read about the functions and why/what they are used for?
the BD_ADDR is transmitting in reverse order.
> What is the difference between the ba2str and batostr functions? Why are there 2 functions implemented?
The *2str function do the baswap() and operate on a buffer. The *tostr
functions allocate a buffer and don't do the baswap().
Regards
Marcel
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