Answer
The ‘C’ header files can be found in the download sections on the Bluetooth support pages for the relevant products at the following link:
https://laird-ews-support.desk.com/?b_id=1909
The following downloads are available:
MultipointHostSourceLibrary_BTM44x
MultipointHostSourceLibrary_BTM73x
MultipointHostSourceLibrary_BTM4x
MultipointHostSourceLibrary_BISMII ( for the TRBLU23-00200, TRBLU23-00300, BISMS02BI, BISMS02BI-NA, BTM430, BTM431)
The following files are included in the zip files:
BmHostProtocol.h
MpHost.cpp
MpHost.h
MpStatus.h
The source file "MpHost.Cpp" does not use any C++ features other than // comments.
Very little (or even no) changes will be required to get it to compile using a C compiler. All you need to do is change the extension to .C
If your compiler does not pack a struct, then in the file “BmHostProtocol.h” change the code appropriately
#if 1
#define ATTRPACKED //
#else
#define ATTRPACKED __attribute ((packed))
#endif