[Bluez-users] Newbie:) Is it a good suit for Embedded Linux OS

[Bluez-users] Newbie:) Is it a good suit for Embedded Linux OS

[Wai Jye Chang]

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 Hello Everybody,
 This will be my first question on Bluez. There is so much of hype about bluez ?
 I am a chinese student who is doing research on comparing which is the best bluetooth stack for embedded Linux ? do you think guys it is the bluez, if so can anyone tell me the reason 
 
 2. How much memory required to run the bluetooth module on the embedded linux ?
 
 All the comments are welcome.
 Wai Jye
 
 

		
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Re: [Bluez-users] Newbie:) Is it a good suit for Embedded Linux OS

[Marcel Holtmann]

Hi,

> This will be my first question on Bluez. There is so much of hype
> about bluez ?
> I am a chinese student who is doing research on comparing which is the
> best bluetooth stack for embedded Linux ? do you think guys it is the
> bluez, if so can anyone tell me the reason 

yes it is. See the WideRay stuff, TomTom GO series or Nokia 770 for real
productive examples running BlueZ.

> 2. How much memory required to run the bluetooth module on the
> embedded linux ?

The footprint is actually rather small. However it depends on your
architecture. Simply cross-compile and look at the modules or binary
sizes.

Regards

Marcel




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