[captaindrewle]

I've been playing around with the bluetooth framework now that I have a couple usb adaptors in hand.

It seems like the only functions you can use with the current preview 2 SDK are the objective-c ones. Unfortunately, the more interesting functions are in the straight c++ header files (notably IOBluetoothUserLib.h).

Attempting to compile the following program results in a linker error:

#include <IOBluetooth/IOBluetoothUserLib.h>
int main (int argc, const char * argv[]) {
NumVersion *testVer;
BluetoothHCIVersionInfo *testInfo;
IOBluetoothGetVersion(testVer, testInfo);
}

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root# g++ test.c -framework IOBluetooth
/usr/bin/ld: Undefined symbols:
_IOBluetoothGetVersion__FP10NumVersionP23Bluetooth HCIVersionInfo
root#
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Just to test my sanity, I tried the following program with OpenGL and it compiled fine:

#include <OpenGL/OpenGL.h>
int main (int argc, const char * argv[]) {
long *majorvers, *minorvers;
CGLGetVersion(majorvers, minorvers);
}

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root# g++ test2.c -framework OpenGL
root#

Guess I'll have to wait until Jaguar?

-Cpt'n

[fitter]

Try adding #include <CoreFoundation/CoreFoundation.h> above the other #include, and compiling with gcc, not g++. Worked here.

[captaindrewle]

Thanks fitter!

Compiled for me too.. although running the program gives me an unexpected output (Bus error)

I'll play around with the other functions and see what happens.

-Cpt'n