Re: SetupDiGetClassDevs

"anton bassov" <soviet_bloke@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1154570400.138867.226270@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Let's say you have already written this program. Let's say your program
tells users that drives F: and G correspond to USB devices that are
plugged into USB ports respectively 1 and 2. What is the practical
usefullness of your program?????

Of course, anything Anton Bassov does not understand is useless. Memory
allocators are useless, drive mappings are useless, documented API is
useless, and so on and so forth.

S


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