Support adapter without HCI

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Is it possible to support a bluetooth adapter in the Linux kernel in
the case where the adapter doesn't present a HCI interface?  The
adapter in question was originally envisioned as a standalone host,
but I am interested in using it as an adapter (over SPI) controlled by
another CPU running Linux.  The BLE implementation on the target is a
closed source binary that provides GAP and GATT APIs.  Details of the
APIs are here: http://labs.mediatek.com/api/mt7697/group___bluetooth.html

If it *is* possible to support adapters which don't offer an HCI
interface, then I'm hoping that someone can point me at an example or
an interface definition so I can get an idea of what is required.

Thanks,
David
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