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o Using more natural byte ordering in the code. No external effect.
o Using global ==, != and < operators instead of in-class operators for
better compatibility with STL.
ByteBuffer:
o Renaming setPosition() to setCursor().
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o Misc nits.
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Cleaning up:
o Using more of the shared_ptr typedefs.
o Adding code styles used by CLion.
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o Reducing silliness, no allocations by ByteBuffer.
o Create StaticByteBuffer as a nice one-liner to create a buffer.
LinuxBluetooth: methods that want a buffer needs to pass it in, ByteBuffer is not allocating anymore.
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o Starting to remove shared_ptr. The code shouldn't be shared between threads, any thread safety will have to be built on the outside.
o Better service discovery, don't fail when there are multiple requests that have to be done.
o AttributeData was buggy, now it is just less than ideal.
o Much better ByteBuffer. Now it is a simple view + cursor.
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o boost::uuid didn't give much, use our own and add new short uuid type.
o Fixing nits from clang-tidy.
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Bluetooth: refectorying, trying to be more c++ idiomatic and modern.
SM/Diller: adding bluetooth to Diller bridge.
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- Adding support for reading FLOAT (specified in IEEE 11073-20601) values from a bluetooth device.
- More shared pointers to help keep track of the object's lifecycle. Makes sure that the connections are released back to Linux, Linux is way to sensitive with crashing applications.
o Adding support for reading the temperature sensors from the SoilMoisture device.
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o New tool to scan for devices. Requires root on linux :( Linux is also touchy if the program dies.
BluetoothAdapter:
o Adding getMac().
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o Adding getName().
sm-get-value:
o More cleanup.
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the same lifecycle as a BluetoothGatt.
sm-get-value:
o Better error handling.
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