David Brownell wrote:
Thanks for the help.Heinrich du Toit wrote:So I'm thinking use the next field and make a circle que with some urbs.Don't use urb->next, it never worked for anything except ISO and is gone in 2.5 anyway ... since it was always possible to just have completion handlers resubmit, if you want "ring" behavior.Ok. What happens when I make actual length = 0? Can I do this. For example when there is no data.
Read the documentation: that's an _output_ field, not an input field.And then how do I stop this circle queue of urbs?Set a flag that keeps you from resubmitting urbs from your completion handler, and unlink all your active urbs.
So I think it's something like this then:
1. Don't use next.
2. Make each bulk alot bigger than the wMaxPacketSize.
3. Submit lots of urbs at same time. And submit new ones when the complete handlers come back?
Is this right?
I really need to get 12Mbit/s out of this thing.
Cherio
-Heinrich
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