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libusb is a library for USB device access from Linux, macOS, Windows, OpenBSD/NetBSD, Haiku and Solaris userspace. It is written in C (Haiku backend in C++) and licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 or, at your option, any later version. libusb is a C library that provides generic access to USB devices. It is intended to be used by developers to facilitate the production of applications that communicate with USB hardware.

Library to enable user space application programs to communicate with USB devices

USB Resources for Microchip Microcontrollers and libusb, also libftdi and openocd binaries

liblabpro is a cross-platform C library for controlling and collecting data from Vernier LabPro devices. It is currently in an early work-in-progress stage and is not affiliated with Vernier in any way. As a test case, it also includes a basic program, labpro-console, for communicating with a LabPro using its plaintext command system.

xfer9860 works with the fx-9860G (AKA Graph85) versions of Casio's graphing calculators. It allows you to transfer files to your calculator, and works on platforms where libusb is available - including Linux and Windows.

Backend to control HP Scanjet 3900 series scanners in linux (hp3800, hp3970, hp4070, hp4370 and those which use RTS8822 chipset). Written in C, using libusb libraries, it runs as stand-alone application and integrated in SANE project.

The EarthMate Userland Library provides access to the usb device via libusb and POSIX threads. Target operating systems include Mac OS X, BSD, and Linux.

usb-robot is a set of software tools for communicating with generic USB devices from userspace using libusb. It can be used to send commands to the device directly from the console (usb-robot-slave), or as a backend to some rapidly prototyped driver in

A Linux Library and GUI to control the Luxeed U7 LED Keyboard. Uses libusb 1.0 to communicate with the keyboard.

Cross platform, user space drivers and function library for the Lightstone Biometric widget. The Lightstone is part of the Journey to Wild Divine relaxation software package.

This application is based on USBView of Greg Kroah-Hartman but uses as graphical library Gtk+ and supports Libusb too. Additionally to the functions of USBView, it implements three list views with detailed device informations (Interfaces, EPs, etc.).

A libusb based driver for the Energizer Duo USB battery charger.

Userspace linux driver for the DUS-01 with libusb-1.0.

A daemon to communicate the mx240a (IMfree) using libusb.

Small -Wall -pedantic C program, using libusb, developed mainly for Linux. Aimed to provide a fully functional (textual) interface for a Gembird USB device "Silver Shield Programmable Power Outlet Strip" (SIS-PM), including the beeper, sockets and time