Why is interleaved scan interleaved ? Can I fix that to do LE and classic at same time ?

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When I do interleaved scan on linux, it's doing LE first, for around
10 seconds, and then Classic scan for another few seconds on kernel
level.

I was playing with Bluetooth on macbook, and noticed that they do both
LE and Classic scan at once. So I tried modifying kernel, I triggered
both LE and classic scan at once by queuing both
HCI_OP_LE_SET_SCAN_ENABLE, and HCI_OP_INQUIRY and it just worked, both
LE and Classic devices were reported.

I tested that with CSR, Broadcom and Atheros chips, and all behaved well.

Is there any reason why we do interleave instead of both scans at once ?

I would be more than happy to modify 'interleaved' behaviour, to do
both LE and classic scan at same time.
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