apps: Add a controller loopback throughput test app #393
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Add a command line utility to open a transport to a BT controller, put the controller into local loopback mode, and send and receive ACL data packets. Record the time it takes to send and receive all packets and calculate a throughput measurement in kB/s. This utility is usefull for characterizing the speed of a transport to a BT controller (such as a TCP socket or serial port) without having to deal with a connected peer or the variability of over the air transmissions. The transport CLI argument is required. The packet size and packet count arguments are optional. They default to the same values as the bumble-bench app.
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Add a command line utility to open a transport to a BT controller, put the controller into local loopback mode, and send and receive ACL data packets. Record the time it takes to send and receive all packets and calculate a throughput measurement in kB/s.
This utility is usefull for characterizing the speed of a transport to a BT controller (such as a TCP socket or serial port) without having to deal with a connected peer or the variability of over the air transmissions.
The transport CLI argument is required. The packet size and packet count arguments are optional. They default to the same values as the bumble-bench app.