The Windows code in CVS is in pre-alpha state, it needs a kernel driver.
It won't work without that, so unless you would like to write a Windows
kernel driver you won't be able to get it to work :(
If you are interested, I believe IBM has a closed-source for-license
Windows implementation, alt
You aren't going to improve on turnaround time. You need to add more IRPs
so your math comes out to a better number :)
i.e.
I irps * B bytes/irp
= sample rate (bytes/sec)
turnaround time (sec)
you tried 1 irp with 200 bytes, for:
1 irp * 200 b/irp
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> It won't work without that, so unless you would like to write a Windows
> kernel driver you won't be able to get it to work :(
Doesn't libusb-win32 provide a generic USB kernel driver ?
I am coding for a device ( the Polar USB IR interface used to connect
a watch to a PC ).
jUSB ( an old java/
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005, Philippe BARTHELEMY wrote:
>> It won't work without that, so unless you would like to write a Windows
>> kernel driver you won't be able to get it to work :(
>
>Doesn't libusb-win32 provide a generic USB kernel driver ?
Yes it does, and I have thought about creating a libusb
Hi, Dan,
Do you mean I should use Irp list? Here is my code below, but the time for
submitting the list is 240ms. Do I misunderstand something? Thanks for help.
List usbIrpList = new ArrayList();
int nBuffer = 20;
