On Fri, Jan 06, 2012 at 02:40:25PM +0530, Rakesh Sharnagate wrote:
> Hi Chris,
> Thanks for instant reply....
>
> I am trying to develop "Barry" like application for windows platform. Can
> you please tell me from where or how do I get low level details.
For low level details, it's the same answer I gave before. :-)
If you just want to learn the protocol, take a look at the
source code under src/. Specifically, look at protocol.h,
protostructs.h, packet.{h,cc}, and socket.{h,cc}. That should
get you started.
Remember you can run the Barry command line tools, such as btool and bio,
with the -v option, to see the low level USB traffic that Barry uses.
But if you want to develop a Barry like application for Windows, you
could just port Barry itself to Windows. In theory, Barry should work just
fine on Windows, but nobody has truly needed it yet. You'll need GTK
libraries, libusb for windows, and wxWidgets, and probably some POSIX
wrapper... maybe cygwin, or you can code wrappers for those yourself.
The subject line said of this email thread says "data recovery",
so if that's the ultimate goal, you might even want to switch to Linux
instead of doing the Windows porting effort.
Hope that helps,
- Chris
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