Added development for macOS #80
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This looks amazing! Just yesterday, I set up my Mac mini in preparation of this summer's main project: the Core Bluetooth backend. I am very happy to start from this instead! I will merge this and start looking at it tonight and get back to you here as soon as possible. Implementation of #3 |
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Generally this works wonderfully, thank you so much! It can definitely be merged to |
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macOS support added (thanks to @kevincar) Merged #80: macOS development Merged #90 which fixed #89: Leaking callbacks in BlueZ Merged #92 which fixed #91, Prevent leaking of DBus connections on discovery Merged #96: Regex patterns Merged #86 which fixed #83 and #82 Recovered old .NET discovery method to try for #95
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I've started putting together a macOS implementation here.
The biggest difference between the other backends, however, is that CoreBluetooth doesn't identify devices using MAC addresses, but rather through device UUIDs.