This small patch adds kernel-docs for four functions in l2cap.c.
Kernel-docs can be used to annotate functions and their parameters like
the following:
/**
* l2cap_parse_conf_req - parses a conf req packet for options
* @sk: corresponding socket
* @data: contains type, length and option data
* @len: length of the whole configuration request packet
*
* Parses a configuration request that may contain multiple
configuration
* options. Sets the appropriate configuration request parameters from
the
* remote peer if understood.
*/
One can obtain the information on those annotations in multiple ways,
for example by using the man page style:
scripts/kernel-doc -man net/bluetooth/l2cap.c | nroff -man | less
I think it's worth the effort for some functions to keep track of the
functionality and the use of different parameters.
Martin
Hi Dave,
> >you are looking for the page timeout (hciconfig hci0 pageto).
>
> Thanks. I guess I'm not up on Bluetooth terminology. Is there a way to set it
> via something like setsockopt()? I can't find a constant that looks like it'll
> do it under "HCI socket options" in hci.h.
no, because it is global (ACL) option and not RFCOMM specific.
Regards
Marcel
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[quoted lines by Marcel Holtmann on 2006/02/28 at 16:19 +0100]
>you are looking for the page timeout (hciconfig hci0 pageto).
Thanks. I guess I'm not up on Bluetooth terminology. Is there a way to set it
via something like setsockopt()? I can't find a constant that looks like it'll
do it under "HCI socket options" in hci.h.
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I don't know if there's a way to do it programmatically but i think it is a built in charachteristic as it is defined as a constant.
I have had problems of this type and all I had to do was go to usr/src/linux/include/net/bluetooth/rfcomm.h
and you must change:
#define RFCOMM_CONN_TIMEOUT (HZ * 30)
to:
#define RFCOMM_CONN_TIMEOUT (HZ * X)
where X is a number of your choice.
And after that I rebuild the kernel modules ,all of them as i don't know another way of rebuilding only the bluetooth part.
Dave Mielke <[email protected]> ha scritto:
Is there a way to reduce the timeout for an rfcomm socket connect?
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Hi Dave,
> Is there a way to reduce the timeout for an rfcomm socket connect?
you are looking for the page timeout (hciconfig hci0 pageto).
Regards
Marcel
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Is there a way to reduce the timeout for an rfcomm socket connect?
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