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[T.Jackson]

lmfao ...
I think Darrel's seriously having himself on too (unless of course he's a proficient expert in C++ and just hasn't mentioned it)

[mackrackit]

Being that I am a Linux user I might start playing with it.

Might be time to learn a little more about python. I have heard some good things about PyUSB, heard bad too~

[Darrel Taylor]

lmfao ...
I think Darrel's seriously having himself on too (unless of course he's a proficient expert in C++ and just hasn't mentioned it)

C++, never touch the stuff. I do Delphi.

However, there's no need for an external program.
It can all be handled by the assembler.
An include file, with the USB configuration defined in the top of the PBP program.

On the PC side, the program is just a standard example.
Plug in the VID/PID and away you go.
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[mister_e]

serial number

[T.Jackson]

C++, never touch the stuff. I do Delphi.

However, there's no need for an external program.
It can all be handled by the assembler.
An include file, with the USB configuration defined in the top of the PBP program.

On the PC side, the program is just a standard example.
Plug in the VID/PID and away you go.
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I see. No custom dll to go between programming languages & OS means no C++ I guess.

[T.Jackson]

I take it that Delhi has USB support?, or are you just planing to use some 3rd party OCX or something?

[mister_e]

No need for any third party... API calls and that's it. But yeah it's tricky.

Reference... Jan Axelson's book... which i should buy again...

[T.Jackson]

Might have to get my hands on a copy of that book. I have read portions of her other titles; Parallel Port Complete, serial too. I was unaware that there were Win32 API's for doing this.