Is there any difference in writing a function driver for USB 1.1 device or
for USB 2.0 device ?
Isn’t it transparent at this level?
Thanks,
Gil Mizrahi
Is there any difference in writing a function driver for USB 1.1 device or
for USB 2.0 device ?
Isn’t it transparent at this level?
Thanks,
Gil Mizrahi
I think that you right, it’s transparent at that level.
I wrote a usb driver using the Cypress development board kit and this is
a USB 2.0 and I don’t remember that I did something special for that.
OS.
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Gil Mizrahi wrote:
Is there any difference in writing a function driver for USB 1.1 device or
for USB 2.0 device ?
Isn’t it transparent at this level?
If you’re dealing with a full- or low-speed device, I’m not aware of any
differences. For a high-speed device, you’d want to take advantage of
the higher endpoint maximum packet sizes you can have and the greater
number of packets you can stuff into one ISO URB.
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