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Interal buffer increased to 2178 = 3 (max LLCP header size)
+ 128 (default MIU)
+ 2047 (max MIU)
Change-Id: I3cc2ff705e74ae657d93b5e50a577b0e7e5ebfcf
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Previously, in LLCP v1.0, the only way to use the SDP (Service
Discovery Protocol) service was to send a CONNECT frame containing
the Service Name to the SDP service. This was implicitly
preforming a connection request to the requested service.
LLCP v1.1 introduced a way to discover services more efficiently
and without implicit connection. It also enables connectionless
services to have a service name. It is based on a new protocol
based on a new SNL frame containing discovery requests and
responses.
This update comes with new APIs:
- phLibNfc_Llcp_DiscoverServices() function can be used to discover
remote services. It can take multiple service names and resolve
all of them in a single call.
- Register service name at bind time. Cache LLCP service name/sap pairs.
In LLCP 1.1 specification defines at section 5.9 that any service
lookup answer must be valid for the whole LLCP session duration.
To enforce this, we cache the SAP/SN pairs locally and make sure
that the applications don't break the cache.
The stack remains fully retro-compatible with v1.0 devices.
Change-Id: I052edd3838013cee65e7415d0ed01fc3e9cad36d
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We currently have 3 server sockets open (snep, npp, bluetooth); I found
that when we traverse from snep to npp (as a fallback), then do
bluetooth, we run out of sockets (NFCSTATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES
is returned on socket creation). This is because cleanup of the sockets
is asynchronous and the previous 2 sockets may still be disconnecting.
Increasing to 10 should be enough for ICS purposes.
Change-Id: I803da4cbcc97e7c5b736bf7276d2bbb7136c6dc3
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Source: Trusted_NFC_Device_Host_AA03.01e02_google.zip code drop (23-Sep-2010)
Change-Id: Ie47f18423f949a8d3e0815d13f55c814312add24
Signed-off-by: Nick Pelly <npelly@google.com>
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