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README.md

Bluetooth Shared Libraries

What is this?

This is a repository for shared libraries and tools that can be useful for multiple Bluetooth stacks.

These tools and libraries are meant to be:

  • Stack-agnostic and platform-agnostic
  • Implement a useful subset of a published Bluetooth specification.

It has been started as a repository for developing Rust crates but can be easily expanded to include libraries and tools written in other languages.

What is this not?

It is not a full Bluetooth stack. Google has two officially open-source Bluetooth stacks:

Structure

  • rust - Rust Crates
  • docs - General documentation (documentation for each library/tool is included in their directories)