Has someone used the new C callback functions with the peripheral handle exposed as first parameter into the callbacks?
I compiled the latest commit from github (says 0.8.2 from simpleble_get_version()) on Mac OS into a .dylib. When using simpleble_peripheral_notify() I do still receive the service uuid as 1st parameter and characteristic uuid as 2nd, but 1st should be the handle now and so on.
I use the C version, not CPP.
Do I need to checkout a specific commit for that? I had assumed it should be available with 0.8.1 latest.
However, the C examples are working properly... But they don't use SimpleBLE as dylib. Any chance that declaration differs when building SimpleBLE as dylib?
Has someone used the new C callback functions with the peripheral handle exposed as first parameter into the callbacks?
I compiled the latest commit from github (says 0.8.2 from simpleble_get_version()) on Mac OS into a .dylib. When using simpleble_peripheral_notify() I do still receive the service uuid as 1st parameter and characteristic uuid as 2nd, but 1st should be the handle now and so on.
I use the C version, not CPP.
Do I need to checkout a specific commit for that? I had assumed it should be available with 0.8.1 latest.