Re: [PATCH v4 0/5] Enhanced support for extended inquiry response

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Hi Inga,

On Sun, Jul 25, 2010, ingas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> It seems my comment for this patch submisiion was not specific enough (my
> apologies). The extended support for EIR update was meant for the cases
> when d-bus methods "AddRecord", "RemoveRecord" and "Update Record" were
> called. I did verify the problems that you indicated in EIR update when
> using sdptool. However, this is a pre-existing condition not related to
> the extensions that I submitted. sdptool uses different mechanism for EIR
> update that was not affected by my changes. That needs to be fixed in a
> separate patch set, IMO.

Both the D-Bus interface as well as sdptool trigger the same code paths
in src/sdpd-service.c. I.e. it doesn't make sense to solve this twice
when it can be solved once by targetting the common lower layer. We
already do this for the service class bits with update_svclass_list() in
sdpd-service.c. The need to update the EIR data is very similar to the
need to update the service class bits so the existing code is probably a
good place to take example of.

And yes, please make your commit messages more verbose. It's far less of
a crime to have too verbose messages than not having them descriptive
enough: it doesn't just help the reviewers right now in understanding
the purpose of the patches but will also help anybody looking through
the commit history a few years from now when the details of the matter
have been forgotten.

Johan
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