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 Subject: RE: USB Question
Author: Mr. B.B.C. (62.154.241.50)
Date:   09-12-2002 15:26

Well I'm working on a platform independent library (UniverC) as many here maybe have read once.

Among other things I have got the idea -but not really a clue- of a raw device communication library, named interfc.lib.

It shall allow communication over standard bus systems - USB, FireWire, Ethernet like over RS232/Parallel Port.

This time I've got not the focus on it so I can't tell whether it is possible somehow to talk to the (USB) devices without a fixed driver, i.e. send to device #13 001A0D44 or something like this.

But if - and I'm convinced it is - you would become able to write platform independent "drivers" through this library.

Well, it's senseless for mouses and keyboards, but it may aid you with printers, scanners and webcams - even joysticks.

And if someone writes such pseudo-driver for one platform, it's working immediately on any UniverC-supported platform. This is very interesting for the nearly forgotten platforms.

 Topics Author  Date
  USB Question new Peter S 09-06-2002 14:06 
   RE: USB Question new Shiuming Lai 09-06-2002 18:22 
   RE: USB Question new Lyndon Amsdon 09-06-2002 23:23 
    RE: USB Question new The Paranoid 09-09-2002 09:46 
   RE: USB Question new Fenix 09-07-2002 23:48 
    RE: USB Question new Ragstaff 09-09-2002 03:21 
     RE: USB Question new Adam Klobukowski 09-10-2002 13:20 
      RE: USB Question new Peter S 09-11-2002 15:33 
   RE: USB Question  Mr. B.B.C. 09-12-2002 15:26 

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