With this patch, Bluetooth v1 and v2 share the same interfaces classes
for their backend code. Bluetooth v1 doesn't yet support GATT, so the
GATT interfaces are still not implemented.
The patch also fixes the GATT-specific classes to compile under recent GCC
versions 4.8 and later, which are used with Android L.
The patch also preserves the prefered backend for each version. Bluetooth
v1 defaults to 'bluetoothd,' v2 defaults to 'bluedroid.'
With this patch, Bluetooth v1 and v2 share the same interfaces classes
for their backend code. Bluetooth v1 doesn't yet support GATT, so the
GATT interfaces are still not implemented.
The patch also fixes the GATT-specific classes to compile under recent GCC
versions 4.8 and later, which are used with Android L.
The patch also preserves the prefered backend for each version. Bluetooth
v1 defaults to 'bluetoothd,' v2 defaults to 'bluedroid.'
This patch moves BluetoothInterface.{cpp,h} to the generic section
of Gecko's Bluetooth code, and the Bluedroid implementation into
the new files BluetoothHalImplementation.{cpp,h}.
BluetoothHalImplementation.{cpp,h} contains all Bluedroid-specific
code. The classes in BluetoothInterface.{cpp,h} are now interfaces
for Gecko.
This patch moves BluetoothInterface.{cpp,h} to the generic section
of Gecko's Bluetooth code, and the Bluedroid implementation into
the new files BluetoothHalImplementation.{cpp,h}.
BluetoothHalImplementation.{cpp,h} contains all Bluedroid-specific
code. The classes in BluetoothInterface.{cpp,h} are now interfaces
for Gecko.
