tests: Bluetooth: BSIM: ISO: Refactor TX #97365
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Refactor the TX for the ISO host BSIM tests to use a separate thread, instead of a timer. This is the recommended way to handle TX, and is what the LE Audio BSIM tests and samples use. The TX will send 1->sdu number of octets, increasing, to verify that any size can be sent (and to keep the check for this in the bis_receiver). Signed-off-by: Emil Gydesen <[email protected]>
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Refactor the TX for the ISO host BSIM tests to use a separate thread, instead of a timer.
This is the recommended way to handle TX, and is what the LE Audio BSIM tests and samples use.
The TX will send 1->sdu number of octets, increasing, to verify that any size can be sent (and to keep the check for this in the bis_receiver).