This becomes more consistent with all other pass by pointer of most structures.
Additionally, this should lessen stack memory usage, as building strings with str_nfc_target would push the target (283 bytes) plus then a copy of the info objects (up to 275) onto the stack as it dives into the sprintf functions.
Lastly, this makes my attempt at a .NET wrapper easier, as I can make passing by pointer work, but passing by value seems to bomb on the interop right now.
The nfc_get_default_device() is not needed anymore since the first element from returned nfc_connstring list of nfc_list_devices() function.
Plus, nfc_open() can be use with NULL nfc_connstring which will select automatically the first available device (ie. the default one).
WARNING: This commit do not contains a fully cleaned code:
- Only nfc-list have been tested
- Some -commented- code is not used ATM
- Some printf-as-debug remain in this commit
... but that a bit usable so... happy hacking ;-)
Warning: only prototypes have been changed, implementation does not take care about buffer size.
New issue
Summary: Implement buffer overflow protection on all *transceive*() functions
*transceive*() functions do have an argument for rx buffer but some of them dont use it to protect user from buffer overflow.
- New nfc_device_get_information_about()
- Moved nfc-utils function str_nfc_baud_rate()
- New str_nfc_modulation_type()
- Add new device_get_information_about callback to nfc_driver struct
- Export new symbols
- Changed internal pn53x firmware text handling: we now store firmware text for further operations
- print_nfc_target() now uses str_nfc_* functions
- nfc-probe util now have a verbose which display information on detected devices (Fix verbose set but not used warning ;-) )
