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Bluetooth Stack Extension Layer Structures

The following table shows the structures available to OS developers for the Bluetooth stack extension layer, with a description of the purpose of each.

Programming element Description
BD_ADDR This structure is used by all Bluetooth stack layers to identify the address of a Bluetooth device.
BD_BUFFER This structure defines the characteristics of the data buffer used by Bluetooth stack layers.
ControllerEvent This structure defines the size of the packet and points to the Bluetooth event that is coming from the hardware.
HCI_Buffer_Size This structure defines the maximum size or number of data packets that the HCI buffer can hold.
InquiryResultBuffer This structure is returned by the pOutBuffer parameter of BTH_HCI_IOCTL_GET_LAST_INQUIRY_DATA.
PacketMarker This structure is used by HCI stack layer for matching command completion to HCI stack client issuing the command.
PORTEMUPortParams This structure is used when creating a virtual COM port.

See Also

Bluetooth Stack Extension Layer Reference | Bluetooth

Last updated on Wednesday, April 13, 2005

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