you will not a write a driver for the local radio, rather you will write a
driver to implement the protocol exposed by the remote device. what protocol
is it running ? is it directly on l2cap or layered over rfcomm?
gcc for a driver? no, the only supported compiler is the one provided for
free in the wdk.
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> I'm familiar with how to do a WDM device driver but Bluetooth.
> I have a change for a side job but I'm not familiar with Bluetooth
> This is the AD I saw,
> "We are a biomedical startup with a device scheduled to be fabbed for
> prototype next week. The device transmits information via Bluetooth
> (Philips BGB203). The information is in the form of custom packets.
> You will have access the DSP Programmer who created the packet format.
> On the PC side, there is a Java suite tested and functional that uses
> fake packets generated locally by the machine to process and display
> data. We need someone now to program the device driver (Windows XP)."
>
> Is a device driver really needed or will an application that can
> interface with the loaded system bluetooth device driver work? If so,
> how can I do that.
>
> Are there any books I can read on how connect and control a Bluetooth
> device?
>
> Can GCC be used to build a device driver?
>
> John
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