Hi,
I want to build an application that can use multiple input devices at the
same time (typically two HIDs) for special kind of interaction (research
perspective), with the ability to detect new incoming devices.
All is ok to check for the last point (hot'plug) but I desesperatly try to
find a way to get HID reports, using "get_report" for instance. In fact, I
worry about how to get all "usb_device" pointers so I can call "get_report".
I find that libusb check all "usb_device" pointers, but the given
"usb_device" struct seems not to be the standard one... and there is no
"get_report" associate with it.
So my question is:
- is it possible, from an application perspective, to get standard
"usb_device" pointers so I can call "get_report" ?
- is there an alternative way to check for multiple HIDs (for instance to
mices) states (using mknod "dynamically" ?!) ?
(I think my question is a FAQ and that this mailing list is for linux kernel
developper. Sorry... )
Bod
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