Hi, Luiz
On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 4:37 PM, Luiz Augusto von Dentz
<luiz.dentz@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> + printf("%s: 0x", cap2str(cap));
>>> + for (i = 0; i < 3; i++)
>>> + printf("%02x", get_u8(frm));
>>
>> Humn... I think this is not what you want. Since this information is
>> always in big endian order, you may need to convert it to host
>> architecture in order to see meaningful numbers. E.g.: if you do like
>> you're doing, when receiving a packet with COMPANY_ID == IEEE_BTSIG,
>> the information printed will be 0x581900 instead of the expected
>> 0x001958.
>
> It works just fine, we are printing byte by byte as it comes e.g. sony mw600:
>
>> AVCTP: Command : pt 0x00 transaction 5 pid 0x110e
> AV/C: Status: address 0x48 opcode 0x00
> Subunit: Panel
> Opcode: Vendor Dependent
> Company ID: 0x001958
> AVRCP: GetCapabilities: pt 0x00 len 0x0001
> CapabilityID: 0x02 (CompanyID)
Right... After all it comes as big endian, so you indeed shouldn't
have any issue.
Sorry, for the noise. It looks good now.
Lucas De Marchi
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