Re: [Bluez-devel] Handling multiple rfcomm connections

[Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>]

Hi Richard,

> We have a small single board computer (SBC) that will act as a personal
> network server. This SBC has WiFi to get out to the network and
> Bluetooth to connect to various Bluetooth equipped peripheral 
> devices. Some of the peripheral devices are sensors - they only send 
> data to the SBC. Other peripherals both send and receive data. The
> applications send small amounts of data through rfcomm connections.
> Occasionally, there are also non-rfcomm connections - OBEX and SCO 
> are being done simultaneously with the rfcomms.
> 
> Now we're writing the software for the SBC, and we have multiple BT 
> connections to manage. We've thought about a BT daemon that will manage 
> the BT radio and the various rfcomm connections, providing a standard
> socket interface from the BT stack toward the rest of the applications.
> We want to completely isolate the BT hardware from the applications, so 
> the applications designer only needs to know about socket connections and
> need not be concerned with BT.

maybe you should start to use an event loop, like Glib offers you.

Regards

Marcel




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