Re: [PATCH v6 00/16] Bluetooth: Multi-advertising infrastructure

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Hi Johan,

On 05/31/2015 03:20 AM, Johan Hedberg wrote:
Hi Florian,

On Wed, May 27, 2015, Florian Grandel wrote:
Are multiple instances suppose to work with this patch set?

No. There are a few remaining TODOs (documented in the code) for actual
multi-advertising. I mention these in the commit messages where applicable.

The idea was to do the more complex changes in a functionally neutral
refactoring first as a safe starting point for functional changes (see my
conv. with Arman on the list).

Of course I'm prepared to resolve those remaining TODOs in a second patch
set. I just think it is a good idea if I go full cycle once to avoid those
beginner's errors during the next iteration.

If you think that there are no more fundamental flaws in that first patch
set then I can start with the second one now. What do you think?

I was also under the impression that this set implemented the full
multi-advertising feature (rather than being refactoring in preparation
for it). I think a kernel release should contain the whole thing or
nothing at all, which makes me now a bit doubtful of whether this can
make it to 4.2.

From my pov: no problem. I prefer us to test this patch really well and for everybody to really feel comfortable about its inclusion rather then rushing this into the next release.

How soon can you send the follow-up set? It will essentially validate
the work of your first set, so it'd be good to see and test it as soon
as possible.

As I'm doing this in my spare time I cannot really give you a specific date but I think I'll be able to provide a patch set with the remaining functional changes for review within two weeks.

Regards,

Florian
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