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Bluetooth - dead end again...

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    I have reached another dead end in my Bluetooth programming... without getting into details - task works fine when performed in Linux terminal , but fails to connect when run in C++ code. After RTFM I found "the error source" in "bluez " library, burred in few layers of undocumented code ... So I am going back to "level" where I can control the usage of "bluez" library... That means to go back to https://people.csail.mit.edu/albert/bluez-intro/c404.html[^] My question to the forum - is there a C++ version of the above? ( I asked Mrs Google...) Yes, the foundation would still be "bluez" library...but if I can manage to convert the above to C++ it my be "some " progress. Thanks very much for any constructive help.

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      I have reached another dead end in my Bluetooth programming... without getting into details - task works fine when performed in Linux terminal , but fails to connect when run in C++ code. After RTFM I found "the error source" in "bluez " library, burred in few layers of undocumented code ... So I am going back to "level" where I can control the usage of "bluez" library... That means to go back to https://people.csail.mit.edu/albert/bluez-intro/c404.html[^] My question to the forum - is there a C++ version of the above? ( I asked Mrs Google...) Yes, the foundation would still be "bluez" library...but if I can manage to convert the above to C++ it my be "some " progress. Thanks very much for any constructive help.

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      Is this of any help? Open Bluetooth Toolbox · GitHub[^]

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        Is this of any help? Open Bluetooth Toolbox · GitHub[^]

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        Yes, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. Actually it has "d-bus" code I need to try to "up code" , try a differ approach to Bluetooth coding.

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