CONFIG_NBLE

Enables support for using Nordic Semiconductor nRF51 Bluetooth LE chips with a custom firmware. The API for this is a subset of the normal Bluetooth API (include/bluetooth/*.h). This driver can only be enabled if CONFIG_BLUETOOTH has not been enabled.

A fundamental assumption that the driver makes is that it is run on an architecture with the same ABI (e.g. struct packing & endianess) as the nRF51 chip. The driver cannot be used on any architecture that doesn’t fulfill this requirement.

Reverse (select-related) dependencies:
Symbol:	NBLE
Type:	bool
Value:	“n”
User value:	(no user value)
Visibility:	“y”
Is choice item:	false
Is defined:	true
Is from env.:	false
Is special:	false
Prompts:	“Support for custom Nordic Semiconductor BLE protocol”
Default values:	n (value: “n”) Condition: (none)
Selects:	CONFIG_BLUETOOTH_PERIPHERAL CONFIG_BLUETOOTH_CENTRAL CONFIG_BLUETOOTH_GATT_CLIENT CONFIG_BLUETOOTH_SMP CONFIG_UART_INTERRUPT_DRIVEN CONFIG_NANO_TIMEOUTS CONFIG_NET_BUF
	(no reverse dependencies)
Additional dependencies from enclosing menus and ifs:
	(no additional dependencies)
Locations:	../drivers/nble/Kconfig:19