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I have a project which uses Bluetooth 2.1 code and We want to migrate to 3.0 code in c programming.
Questions:
How to migrate from 2.0 to 3.1 or possibly 4.0 in term of writing code?
Is there any tutorial or link which describes how to change the code that accept bluetooth 3.1 code?
Also I am wondering do I need to change the firmware or hardware to make it compatiable to 3.0?
The main change in Bluetooth 3.0 added the ability to use co-located wifi hardware to send data at higher rates (but it goes over the wifi link, not the bluetooth link). This is mostly a hardware / firmware change, and I don’t think it’s very commonly used.
Bluetooth 4.0 adds a completely different low energy mode that is not compatible with previous BT modes (although you can have hardware that does both modes). This is also a mainly hardware and firmware change.
What are you trying to accomplish by porting your code to a different version?