[iPhone] Bluetooth Multiplayer

[trucidare]

Here the source of the Project. Added close function.



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[Crivens]

Nice one mate! I'll try it out tomorrow. Did you find why it dies off after a while?

Cheers

[trucidare]

sorry no, didnt have enough time to check and debug, i think its a overflow in recv function.

[Crivens]

Just trying to implement the new .a file. So I overwrote the original .a file with the one held in the latest release, and then added the extra close function in GLB like this:-

Code: (glbasic) [Select]

?IFDEF IPHONE
IMPORT "C" void GLB_iBT_Init()
IMPORT "C" void GLB_iBT_Start(const char* sessID)
IMPORT "C" int GLB_iBT_Send(const char* strValue)
IMPORT "C" const char* GLB_iBT_Recv()
IMPORT "C" int GLB_iBT_Connected()
IMPORT "C" void GLB_iBT_Close()
?ELSE
FUNCTION GLB_iBT_Init:
ENDFUNCTION

FUNCTION GLB_iBT_Start: iBTID$
ENDFUNCTION

FUNCTION GLB_iBT_Send: iBTMessage$
ENDFUNCTION

FUNCTION GLB_iBT_Recv:
ENDFUNCTION

FUNCTION GLB_iBT_Connected:
ENDFUNCTION

FUNCTION GLB_iBT_Close:
ENDFUNCTION
?ENDIF
And then I reference GLB_iBT_Close in my GLB code, but in Xcode I am getting an error saying Symbol(s) not found for _GLB_iBT_Close. Where am I going wrong?

Cheers

[trucidare]

uhm oh check the extern "C" functions i think the alcoholic drinks made me making a typo.

// EDIT:// or you forgot to replace the iBluetooth.a try again to overwrite

[Crivens]

Ok. Originally I copied the function name from a C header file I found. I will try again a little later. It should definitely be using the correct .a file although I will double check. Out of interest is it the .a file from the release directory or the debug directory? I assumed release.

Cheers

[trucidare]

check the creation date.

[Crivens]

It says today. I removed the .a file from the Mac, and made sure the .a file from the zip file was used instead. But I still get the same error messages about symbol(s) not found for _GLB_iBT_Close.

Cheers

[trucidare]

uhm i think its because i compiled for armv6 only??? could anyone check?

[Kitty Hello]

Try this.
Beware, when 2 string arrive before you try to receive data, you only get the latest received string - no queue is established, yet.

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[Crivens]

Rats going out tonight. Will try tomorrow. Is it the .a file in the release directory or debug directory?

No worries, that should be fine with the way I've coded it already.

Cheers

[Kitty Hello]

don't use the .a library. Use the .mm source code file.

[Crivens]

Ah, now you are losing me slightly. I have only got to the using .a files in XCode stage of things. So far I have incorporated Trucidare's .a file he originally posted at the start of this thread, and it is working pretty well (2 idevices talk to each other pretty nicely apart from the mentioned lack of closing ability and that it crashes after a while). As far as .mm files go then you have lost me. So I take it I remove the use of Trucidare's .a file from XCode? But then what do I do with the .mm file?

Cheers

[trucidare]

choose the .a file or .mm file if you wont provide source code of bluetooth wrapper choose the .a both have the same result.

[Kitty Hello]

no - I did not compile the .mm into a .a file. If you try my fix, you must use hte .mm file.