Dear Jean-Michel Pouré 2012/2/18 Jean-Michel Pouré - GOOZE <[email protected]>: > At GOOZE, we have a number of APG8201-A1 and ACR83U-A1 but we never > released them, as we could not make them work with OpenSC. Do you think > this is fixed now with the new libccid library? If this is the case, we > will start reselling these PINPADS and even buy more.
I don't think so. There is no code change for these two readers. Actually, I didn't test it with OpenSC because I don't have OpenSC supported smart cards on hand. > My second question is for you and Ludovic: > * ACS releases its own libccid, > * Aventra (SCM) releases its own libccid. > > On the converse, Gemalto readers have non-standard hacks BUT are > included into the main libccid release. > > Would there be a way to merge all changes into one single libccid > standard library? What is the reason to release separate libccid > libraries? Is Gemalto better treated than ACS and Aventra or is it > simply lack of coordination? > > Please explain in details, I don't understand why not a merge should be > possible. We would like to maintain backward compatibility and stability. Current version of libccid cannot use with old version of pcsc-lite and libusb. Actually, most of our customers did not use the latest version of pcsc-lite. Regards Godfrey _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [email protected] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
