On Monday 08 February 2010 10:02:50 Jie Zhang wrote:
> This UrJTAG patch, which is attached in this email, does not change the
> default settings. But it changes --with-libusb to to accept "1.0" and
> "0.1". This patch also checks if libftdi is the new one. It will check
> if the combination of libusb version and libftdi version is good. For
> example, libusb-1.0 cannot be used with the old libftdi. libusb-0.1
> cannot be used with the new libftdi. It changes usbconn_ftdi_flush to
> utilize the asynchronous mode of the new libftdi. So we can enlarge the
> receive buffer to (63 * 64). See the email on the above URL for further
> explanation.
> 
> Since this patch does not change the default settings of UrJTAG, it's
> not intrusive. I'm going to commit it in 24 ~ 48 hours if no one objects.

it introduces a warning and in looking at the code, i can see why ...
usbconn/libftdi.c: In function ‘usbconn_ftdi_flush’:                            
         
usbconn/libftdi.c:72: warning: ‘tc’ may be used uninitialized in this function  
         
-mike

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