Hi Ludovic !

As a first step the addition of the SCARD_CTL_CODE macro as suggested from Martin Paljak
should be sufficient.


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Jacqueline

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On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 10:17:06 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> We would very much appreciate the integration of the SCARD_CTL_CODE macro
> in the next stable PC/SCLite release in order to allow a consistent control
> code 'generation' for the drivers/devices that will support/use this
> standard.

What definitions do you need?
Send me the list of #define you need or would like to use and I will
review them.

The best would be to use the same definitions for pcsc-lite and
Windows PC/SC. I imagine you already defined some constants for your
windows drivers used by windows applications. What are these #define?

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