> I have extracted the libraries and files that I think contain the core of
> the Bluetooth stack for Windows CE.
They are:
winsock2.h
ws2bth.h
bthapi.h
bthutil.h
They can not contain absolutely everything, but the core for BT.
I obtain this list joining all the files used by the BT library
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms863414.aspx
And the ones used by wmconsole
http://www.xmailserver.org/wmconsole.html
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> [1] Use SWIG and compile files for PocketPC in order to use them from
> Python.
I tried to use SWIG and compile without success. No way to eliminate
too many
errors on SWIG parser output.
Now I am thinking on compile them as a .dll and use it with ctypes. Any
comment, hint, suggestion, help would be welcome.
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By the way, I could receive Bluetooth information on the PocketPC/PDA
without
use bluetooth.
One BT device connect to the PDA using the Serial Port Profile, so the
connection is mapped on a COM: port. Then using the module provided by
Benjamin McBride -- ceserial.py --, you open the port and read. That's all.
Here I'll let a small code, because on my way I found a lot of help
just
reading a few lines that got me out of where I was stuck.
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# Program to read and print the info received on COM6:
# by Ruben }:o)
import ceserial
MAX=1024
try:
port=ceserial.Serial(port='COM6:')
port.open()
while port.isOpen(): # Need to modify this, because the port can be opened
but the BT connection closed.
comming=port.inWaiting()
take= comming * (comming >= MAX) or MAX * (MAX > comming)
data=port.read(take)
print data
except KeyboardInterrupt: # If you press Ctrl+C
port.close()
print "Ending program..."
except ceserial.SerialException:
port.close()
print "Problem with COM6. Closing and ending"
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Kind regards / Cumprimentos / Atentamente, Ruben.
Começar já é metade de toda ação.
Provérbio grego
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