/* fix to support with rssi */
void reporter_add_with_rssi(inquiry_info_with_rssi* newthingy) {
char ieeeaddr[18];
int i;
inquiry_info_with_rssi *rstore;
debug && printf("\n\n --- BEFORE BACMP \n");
for (i = 0; i < entries1; i++) {
debug && printf("\n\n ------ COMPARE ITERATION: %d \n",i);
if (0 == bacmp(&((storeR1+i)->bdaddr),&(newthingy->bdaddr))) {
if (debug) {
ba2str(&(newthingy->bdaddr), ieeeaddr);
printf("= %s %02x %04x ", ieeeaddr,
newthingy->pscan_rep_mode,
newthingy->clock_offset);
classinfo(newthingy->dev_class);
printf("\n");
}
return;
}
}
debug && printf("\n\n --- BEFORE REALLOCING STORER1 \n");
entries1++;
if ((entries1 * INQUIRY_INFO_WITH_RSSI_SIZE) > capacity1) {
capacity1 = entries1 * INQUIRY_INFO_WITH_RSSI_SIZE;
rstore = realloc(storeR1, capacity1);
if (rstore == NULL) {
perror("I cannot allocate any more memory for new device, but continuing anyways... :-/");
return;
}
storeR1 = rstore;
}
debug && printf("\n\n --- BEFORE STORING IN ARRAY \n");
/* store in the array */
*(storeR1+(entries1-1)) = *newthingy;
debug && printf("\n\n --- BEFORE BACMP2 \n");
/* find out if new object is in the old array... C cannot compare structures on its own... */
for (i = 0; i < entries2; i++) {
if (0 == bacmp(&((store2+i)->bdaddr),&(newthingy->bdaddr))) {
if (debug) {
ba2str(&(newthingy->bdaddr), ieeeaddr);
printf("= %s %02x %04x ", ieeeaddr,
newthingy->pscan_rep_mode,
newthingy->clock_offset);
classinfo(newthingy->dev_class);
printf("\n");
}
return;
}
}
//reporter_add(&template);
}
/*
* Add entry to the new inq. If it is not also
* in the old inq, report adds.
*/
void reporter_add(inquiry_info* newthingy) {
char ieeeaddr[18];
int i;
inquiry_info *rstore;
/* make storage bigger for bluetooth object if needed */
entries1++;
if ((entries1 * INQUIRY_INFO_SIZE) > capacity1) {
capacity1 = entries1 * INQUIRY_INFO_SIZE;
rstore = realloc(store1, capacity1);
if (rstore == NULL) {
perror("I cannot allocate any more memory for new device, but continuing anyways... :-/");
return;
}
store1 = rstore;
}
/* store in the array */
*(store1+(entries1-1)) = *newthingy;
/* find out if new object is in the old array... C cannot compare structures on its own... */
for (i = 0; i < entries2; i++) {
if (0 == bacmp(&((store2+i)->bdaddr),&(newthingy->bdaddr))) {
if (debug) {
ba2str(&(newthingy->bdaddr), ieeeaddr);
printf("= %s %02x %02x %04x ", ieeeaddr,
newthingy->pscan_rep_mode,
newthingy->pscan_mode,
newthingy->clock_offset);
classinfo(newthingy->dev_class);
printf("\n");
}
return;
}
}
/* it isn't ... report it to chatbot...
* we report the clock offset as it is used to quickly home in on the radio frequency (in the channel hopping sequence)
* that the target is operating on, when we want to send a command to a device.
*
* just for fun when you are running this program in debug mode, you may see the clock offset drift up and down
* slightly, maybe due to doppler effect, interference, etc.
*
* Time ---> (clock offset)
* +---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
* R |\ | |/---\ | | /---\ |
* F | \ | / | \---\ | /| |\--|
* | \---/| | | \--/ | | |
* +---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
*
*/
ba2str(&(newthingy->bdaddr), ieeeaddr);
printf("+ %s %02x %02x %04x ", ieeeaddr,
newthingy->pscan_rep_mode,
newthingy->pscan_mode,
newthingy->clock_offset);
classinfo(newthingy->dev_class);
printf("\n");
}
int main () {
classinfo();
menu();
return 0;
}
/*
* Add entry to the new inq. If it is not also
* in the old inq, report adds.
*/
void reporter_add(inquiry_info* newthingy) {
char ieeeaddr[18];
int i;
inquiry_info *rstore;
ba2str(&(newthingy->bdaddr), ieeeaddr);
bson_append_string( &b, "machine_addr", ieeeaddr );
bson_finish( &b );
//insert bson object to Mongo database
if( mongo_insert( &conn, "BT.BTSignalRecords", &b) != MONGO_OK){
printf( "FAIL: Failed to insert document with error %d\n", conn.err);
exit(1);
}
bson_destroy( &b );
/* find out if new object is already be found in this inquiry window */
for (i = 0; i < entries1; i++) { //entries1 - 1 is because we already put newthingy into store1, if we use entries1
// then bacmp will always find a bdaddr with the same bdaddr
if (0 == bacmp(&((store1+i)->bdaddr),&(newthingy->bdaddr))) {
if (debug) {
ba2str(&(newthingy->bdaddr), ieeeaddr);
printf("= %s %02x %02x ", ieeeaddr,
newthingy->pscan_rep_mode,
newthingy->pscan_mode);
classinfo(newthingy->dev_class);
printf("\n");
}
return;
}
}
/*only when we find a newthingy that is not in store1, we insert it into store1 */
/* make storage bigger for bluetooth object if needed */
entries1++;
if ((entries1 * INQUIRY_INFO_SIZE) > capacity1) {
capacity1 = entries1 * INQUIRY_INFO_SIZE;
rstore = realloc(store1, capacity1);
if (rstore == NULL) {
perror("I cannot allocate any more memory for new device, but continuing anyways... :-/");
return;
}
store1 = rstore;
}
/* store in the array */
*(store1+(entries1-1)) = *newthingy;
/* find out if new object is in the old array... C cannot compare structures on its own... */
for (i = 0; i < entries2; i++) {
if (0 == bacmp(&((store2+i)->bdaddr),&(newthingy->bdaddr))) {
if (debug) {
ba2str(&(newthingy->bdaddr), ieeeaddr);
printf("= %s %02x %02x ", ieeeaddr,
newthingy->pscan_rep_mode,
newthingy->pscan_mode);
classinfo(newthingy->dev_class);
printf("\n");
}
return;
}
}
/* it isn't ... report it to chatbot...
* we report the clock offset as it is used to quickly home in on the radio frequency (in the channel hopping sequence)
* that the target is operating on, when we want to send a command to a device.
*
* just for fun when you are running this program in debug mode, you may see the clock offset drift up and down
* slightly, maybe due to doppler effect, interference, etc.
*
* Time ---> (clock offset)
* +---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
* R |\ | |/---\ | | /---\ |
* F | \ | / | \---\ | /| |\--|
* | \---/| | | \--/ | | |
* +---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
*
*/
ba2str(&(newthingy->bdaddr), ieeeaddr);
printf(" %s %02x %02x ", ieeeaddr,
newthingy->pscan_rep_mode,
newthingy->pscan_mode);
classinfo(newthingy->dev_class);
printf("\n");
}
