> > - Shows high bandwidth endpoints with something like > > "1024*3" for maxpacket size; other endpoints just > > have two extra spaces there. > > Why have the "*n" here? Why not just spit out the whole number? That > would break less parsers :)
Because the "high bandwidth" mode doesn't affect the maximum packet size ... it allows multiple packets to be issued per microframe, each of up to maxpacket. It's a new (bit)field in the endpoint descriptor. > And remember to also modify Documentation/usb/proc_usb_info.txt if you > modify the layout. Good point, I'll submit that soon. > > That means this patch could break some programs; I don't > > know why any would bother parsing such lines. The change > > should be easily handled by detecting parsing errors. > > Did you try running usbview or Randy's perl scripts? I also think the > KDE control panel parses that file. > > And I don't mind breaking backward compatiblilty to fix things, so don't > be afraid of it :) Don't have most of those on my development machine, so no. (One of these days I should upgrade it.) But since Randy posted his scripts I'll see how they act ... if they break I probably can't fix, I hack Java not Perl. :) - Dave _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-devel
