Re: [Libusb-devel] interrupt transfer example?

[David G. <da...@cs...>]

It is a lego infrared tower which communicates with the Lego Mindstorms 
RCX - I definitely stressed that the issues I have may be particular to 
the tower - I have a kernel driver for it which works fine - it would be 
nice to move this over to libusb.

Stephen H. Westin wrote:

>>From: David Glance <da...@cs...>
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>>This functionality has only been recently added to libusb and I have 
>>been testing it on one device without complete success. Johannes was 
>>working on it for a while but we got stuck. It basically writes and then 
>>reads once but then we get an error on the second write - this may be 
>>the device I am using which is picky about timing so you should try it 
>>out on your own device.
>>    
>>
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>Well, I use libusb interrupt reads from libgphoto2 with no problems
>whatsoever. They're needed for remote capture, and that works
>reliably. I just didn't think my code would apply to David's case; I
>got the impression that he wants to drive some sort of input device
>like a mouse or tablet.
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