[Bluez-devel] Local Position Profile for Bluez

[Bluez-devel] Local Position Profile for Bluez

[Casimiro Serrano Caballero]

Hi all,

My name is Casimiro Serrano, an Telecommunications student from the 
University of Malaga (Spain).
First of all, i would like to congratulate the development team, for 
this great job. It has been very useful for me and now i want to 
contribute with the project with the following:

I am preparing my final project based on the bluez stack, and an 
implementation of the LPP (Local Positioning Profile) is needed. The 
Profile is now a draft (v. 0.95) adopted by the Oficial Bluetooth 
membership site (www.bluetooth.org). So, i want to contribute to the 
bluez stack with an implementation of the profile, and create a single 
instalable module for Linux, following the requeriments of the official 
profile and according to the actual structure of the stack.

But before start with my work, and if my desinterested work is well 
received, i need to know if there is an standard way to work in a 
profile in your team. I have read the "coding style". ¿any rules to 
write the documentation of the project while i advance? ¿any rules about 
the IDE? i will just use Kdevelop.

for any questions, please contact me.

thanks.

Casimiro Serrano Caballero.
casimiro@serrano-caballero.com




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Re: [Bluez-devel] Local Position Profile for Bluez

[Marcel Holtmann]

Hi Casimiro,

> My name is Casimiro Serrano, an Telecommunications student from the=20
> University of Malaga (Spain).
> First of all, i would like to congratulate the development team, for=20
> this great job. It has been very useful for me and now i want to=20
> contribute with the project with the following:
>=20
> I am preparing my final project based on the bluez stack, and an=20
> implementation of the LPP (Local Positioning Profile) is needed. The=20
> Profile is now a draft (v. 0.95) adopted by the Oficial Bluetooth=20
> membership site (www.bluetooth.org). So, i want to contribute to the=20
> bluez stack with an implementation of the profile, and create a single=20
> instalable module for Linux, following the requeriments of the official=
=20
> profile and according to the actual structure of the stack.
>=20
> But before start with my work, and if my desinterested work is well=20
> received, i need to know if there is an standard way to work in a=20
> profile in your team. I have read the "coding style". =BFany rules to=20
> write the documentation of the project while i advance? =BFany rules ab=
out=20
> the IDE? i will just use Kdevelop.

use whatever editor you want, but write you program in C, follow our
coding style and use autoconf/automake. Don't think about writing a
kernel module, because most stuff can be done very easy in user space
and it is hard to convince me that you need some parts running inside
the kernel. Actually that is all and so go ahead and write your code.
Good luck with your project. If you have any specific questions, ask
them on the mailing list.

Regards

Marcel




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Re: [Bluez-devel] Local Position Profile for Bluez

[Marcel Holtmann]

Hi Casimiro,

> =BFWhat about documentation?. Here, in the Ingeneering Communications=20
> Department we follow an structure to make documentation about projects,=
=20
> and i dont want to start anything that finally no one of you will=20
> supervise (at the end of the implementation i mean) without=20
> documentation. My final goal is to prepare an standard LPP profile=20
> (written in C, i forgot to tell that) avaliable for everybody from the=20
> bluez page (like the other profiles, it will be basically a daemon and =
a=20
> terminal application). If you dont have any problems, i`ll follow our=20
> documetation structure and at the end translate it to english.

I actually only require a manual page for a program at the moment. You
can follow your documentation structure, because I will look at the
source and "judge" from that view. So go and write your code.

Regards

Marcel




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