On the other hand, I'm looking forward to seeing Alan's code.
It should be a bit more usable "out of the box" for talking
to MSFT hosts.
That's the reason I have chosen to implement mass storage - I need to be able to demonstrate the device with a Windows host and mass storage is the only useful gadget that won't require a custom Windows driver.
There used to be a "generic" usb-serial driver that came included with all Windows systems (back around Win2k time). All that you had to do was modify a .inf file to add some product and vendor ids to it in order to have a working device.
Don't know if that's still there, but I guess we should write a gadget usb-serial driver too...
An audio class gadget driver could likely work "out of the box" there too. (Although the ISO support hasn't been used yet, so I'd expect more issues there than with bulk-oriented drivers.)
When enough such drivers are available, we might want to assemble them into multi-function devices. PXA based gadgets could very easily talk Ethernet, usb-storage, TTY, and other device protocols all at the same time!
- Dave
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