I like libusb too, are there plans for isocronous support soon?
thanks Ted
John Homppi wrote:
Jürgen Stuber suggested "- try to submit interrupt URBs via usbfs"
I second this suggestion and offer the additional observation that the libusb library provides an easy interface to the usbfs. (see the libusb-devel mailing list for info).
Recent additions to the libusb API provide support for interrupt in/out endpoints.
I use the libusb library under kernel 2.6 to access a
device built using the Microchip PIC16C745.
The PIC16C745 that I use is inside a commercial
product: an ADU200 from Ontrak Control Systems.
I have heard that libusb works under 2.4 but I have not tried it personally.
Bon Chance, John Homppi
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