Add Device ID Profile implementation, simple BLE Serial implementation #9
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The Device ID Profile is required for a BLE device to appear in iOS.
This uses a single characteristic for both send and receive. It's modeled after the way DFRobot Bluno devices communicate.
This is a simple example of my use case: create a Device ID Profile so the device shows up in iOS, then initialize a BLESerial stream using parameters that DFRobot Bluno devices broadcast.
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Lots of precompiler stuff, hacks, special cases, etc. BLE stuff on ESP32 relies on my fork of the BLE ESP32 stuff; pull request is out: nkolban/ESP32_BLE_Arduino#9 OPC doesn't work very well without my fix: plasticrake/OpcServer#5
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I needed this to impersonate a DFRobot Bluno device, and I think Device ID Profile is required for all devices that support iOS, so I figured I'd pass them along.