Hi,
I implemented the async I/O on Linux without threads, and it is a killer
feature over v0.1. Now, I want to port my C++ classes to Windows without
threads if possible. But is it possible ?
What I did on Windows :
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* installed the WinUSB driver for my device (Microchip PIC18F2550 +
2012-07-18 USB stack).
* I can connect to the device : libusb_claim_interface() succeeds.
Where I am stuck :
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On Linux, I use poll() on the device file descriptors. If poll()
detects activity on the fd's I call libusb_handle_events_timeout_completed()
on a RX transfer and on a TX transfer.
Questions :
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1. On Windows, can I call libusb_handle_events_timeout_completed()
periodically, be there activity with the device or not ?
2. Alternatively, is a thread that calls the blocking
libusb_handle_events() the only solution ?
Thanks.
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