> > http://www.broadcom.com/products/bluetooth_sdk.php > probably is the right thing. Didn't find it when Widcomm was still on its own. > > I am not going to fill out the form, though. Additionally, I do not own any > BT > USB dongle that comes with a current Widcomm stack (3.x is too old and too > insecure). > I don't think there are much changes between 5.x and 3.x anyway there's an easy way to hack it, check the web ;) I think I have one dongle with the last version. > We'd have to think about how to integrate several stacks into one lib though: > either it is a compile time choice or ...? I guess that depends on a possible > runtime library dependency and a method to find out which is the currently > used one. > I think using a runtime library would be the best. I don't know much about Windows C/C++ API, but I guess there must be any way to check this right? > I am interested, though :) > Good > HS: Can the Widcomm do HID by now? I have no idea. I guess so
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