Dear Ludovic, > I do not remember receiving merge requests from ACS. But my memory is > not very good in the long term :-) > Maybe the readers (or some of them) are not CCID compliant and then > cannot be included in my driver.
Thanks for the clarification. This is a pitty vendors don't get in
contact with you.
> SCM (now IDentive) uses proprietary (non documented AFAIK) commands to
> talks to the contactless interface of their readers. Maybe they prefer
> to keep the command set secret and then provide their own proprietary
> driver.
Sorry, I meant SCM. Your answer is clear.
> I have no problem with people/company reusing my code as long as the
> licence is respected.
Perfect. There are two nice readers from ACS that may be worth looking
at. I mentioned these readers in a previous post. OpenSC users would
like very much to have access to small CCID PINPADs.
So I have two questions:
1) Do you think some code in libacs is worth backport to the main
libccid. They mention speed detection. But maybe other issues as well.
Did you make a diff and did you read libacs code? If ACS submits you a
patch, will you accept it?
2) On a different level, I wonder whether pinpad CCD display is managed
by libccid and/or by OpenSC. Is there support for CCD display in
libccid? Silly question!
Kind regards,
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Jean-Michel Pouré - Gooze - http://www.gooze.eu
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