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Hi everyone,

Bluetooth control on Linux is now working. I'll hopefully be able to take a look at Bluetooth on Windows tomorrow. (Any help with Bluetooth on mac, i.e. implementation/testing, would be appreciated, but it's probably worth waiting until I've tidied the code up a bit to make it clearer what exactly has to be platform dependent.)

The new code isn't particularly tidy yet, I'm still sorting out the details -- I've also had to somewhat hack my socket buffering to work with both osl and C sockets (previously I had a buffer wrapping the osl::StreamSocket) -- would it be appropriate to eventually incorporate bluetooth sockets into osl? (For Linux the changes would involve adding a new Bluetooth protocol to the enum, and making the addresses capable of representing bluetooth addresses -- the calls used are just the standard socket calls -- I don't know much about Windows or Mac yet. Control of other bluetooth functions is all separate from that and done via dbus.)

Cheers,

Andrzej

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