/* new todo file for BTstack */ 2009-11-08: Release 0.1 2010-06-20: Release 0.2 - SDP + iOS 4 support 2010-11-2x: Release 0.2 - revsion 973 for WeBe++ - Fix for regression bug in 0.2-899 that prevented automatic disabling of Apple Bluetooth stack, less crashes - Startup: send kill signal to BlueTool and BTServer, if necessary - Connection setup: don't close baseband during authentication - Remote Device DB: automatic link key handling in BTdaemon, provide cached remote names during inquiry - SDP: use 1000 bytes MTU, fix partial responses, fix an incompatibility with Windows native statck - Cocoa run_loop: added timeouts, include in libBTstack.dylib build 2010-xxxx: Release 0.2 - revions xxx - limit size of /tmp/hci_dump.pklg to 1000 packets (max 1 MB) - power handling: handle power changes in all states, receive and handle power notifications NEXT: - power handling - DONE: figure out how to receive iPhone System Power IONotifications (in BTdaemon) to detect, when phone gets locked and wakes up - DONE: introduce HCI states SLEEPING and FALLING_ASLEEP - DONE: introduce HCI power mode command SLEEPING - DONE: stop all baseband connections on HCI_POWER_OFF - DONE: handle HCI_POWER_ON and HCI_POWER_OFF in existing 4 states - DONE: store data of remote db on every change - DONE: don't stop BTdaemon on power down/client disconnect - DONE: handle transition for HCI_POWER_SLEEP and all HCI state transitions - DONE: power down Bluetooth on sleep notifcation / turn on, if clients are connected - decide on configure flags - clean up components - store HCI_POWER_ON/HCI_POWER_OFF per client, and only turn off when all are turned off - decide what to do with the CocoaTouch code. - do nothing - add it to libBTstack.dylib - provide a libBTstackCocoaTouch.dylib? - move RFCOMM code into BTdaemon - have a look at External Accessory interface by Apple - it's quite similar in function to BTstack - HCI CMD packet is limited to 1024 bytes payload. SDP records could be larger than that. Options: - provide a way to transfer SDP records in segments - ignore HCI command lenght on socket connection and directly stream data without buffer - L2CAP - segmentation - Link Key storage in Bluetooth module - store link keys in Bluetooth module. requires algorithm to evict old one but unclear how to implement that - extend SpringBoard feedback - show alerts/messages using SpringBoardAcccess, e.g. Bluetooth disconnected by remote device - add code to notify about remote disconnets - configuration: /etc/btstack - single Bluetooth module supported - transport type: H4, H5, USB - h4/h5: UART path - usb: product/vendor ID - logging mode: text, bluez, packetlogger - add configure option for uart flowcontrol - create - Bluetooth low-power modes useful == USB Support == - Store array of data sources to be able to remove them on usb_close - create little "reserve Bluetooth module on Mac OS X" tool == Objective-C Interface == - have a look at External Accessory interface by Apple - it's quite similar - move connection methods to BTdevice (get more object oriented) - initWithAddress:(bd_addr_t *)addr - setters private - implement l2cap code - implement rfcomm code - animate discovery dialog: * use indexPathsForVisibleRows and cellForRowAtIndexPath: when you want to refresh just the cells that are on the screen * use insertRowsAtIndexPaths:withRowAnimation: to add rows * use deleteRowsAtIndexPaths:withRowAnimation: to remove them- == Refactor/Improve Architecture == - add linked_list_iterator that can remove elements (used by l2cap_close_connection and sdp_unregister_services_for_connection - clean up control flow - l2cap directly sends data over socket: good/bad? - split daemon into stack parts - should there be STACK API/interface? - unify packet generation - btstack events - cmd packets - l2cap commands - auto-generate code for sending commands from structured text input file - devise concept for access to event data - auto-generate event struct getter? STRUCTURE_get_FIELD