Re: USB Communication
- From: TerryW <prog<NOSPAM>@vbssys.com>
- Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2005 11:19:16 -0500
Thanks for the response FB
I have installed Win2003 server DDK, now I peruse the samples to find
the most appropriate to start with. Any ideas? The device that I
need to talk to is proprietary, C8051F320 microcontroller. That we do
have control of...
I think that the toaster sample gives a good place to start to get a
feel of what is entailed, but perhaps lacks the USB details that I
will finally need.
Have you ever done a USB device, you certainly sound seasoned?
On 27 Jun 2005 07:02:23 -0700, "fat_boy" <m.sykes@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Hi
>
>You will need a driver of some sort. Unless anyone knows of, or you
>can find, a USB equivalent to the 'ports' driver. Ie, an off the shelf
>driver that exposes the usb device to an app via an IOCTL interface.
>
>I cant recomend a USB book, I have never seen one, I just reused code
>from the DDK. But for general driver stuff I have used Dekker and
>Newcomers book. It is old now, but still valid. I have heard Oneys
>book is good but never used it.
>
>You will need to get the Win2003 server DDK, available on order on CD.
>With the DDK comes source code for numerous drivers. If you are used
>to casting the C way and pointers then you will be OK. C and C++ dont
>vary that much.
>
>But, dont try to use C++ for a driver. The implications are very subtle
>and just make life harder so stick to C.
>
>Complicated? Yes, brutaly so. Do one good driver though and
>application writing will send you to sleep!
.
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