[Libusb-devel] libusbpp

[bmilde <bm...@us...>]

Hi,
I'm interested in porting a java usb camera utility to c++, because of
the bad performance of the java app. What is the current state of
libusbpp? I can compile the test files, thats no problem, but what about
the UNTESTED_LIBUSBPP_METHODS? When functions like the Endpoints will
work or is there no development anymore on the c++ binding? #define
USE_UNTESTED_LIBUSBPP_METHODS 1 gives me compile errors (using gcc 3.4.4):

In file included from usbpp.cpp:17:
usbpp.h:59: error: `QByteArray' has not been declared
usbpp.h:59: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of `message' with no type
usbpp.cpp:536: error: prototype for `int
USB::Endpoint::bulkWrite(unsigned char*, int)' does not match any in
class `USB::Endpoint'
usbpp.h:59: error: candidate is: int USB::Endpoint::bulkWrite(int, int)
usbpp.cpp: In member function `int USB::Endpoint::bulkWrite(unsigned
char*, int)':
usbpp.cpp:537: error: request for member `data' in `message', which is
of non-class type `unsigned char*'
usbpp.cpp:538: error: request for member `size' in `message', which is
of non-class type `unsigned char*'
usbpp.cpp: In member function `int USB::Endpoint::bulkRead(int, unsigned
char*, int)':
usbpp.cpp:550: error: request for member `resize' in `message', which is
of non-class type `unsigned char*'
usbpp.cpp:551: error: request for member `duplicate' in `message', which
is of non-class type `unsigned char*'

Are there chances to get this untested methods to compile so that i can
start to test them (with my camera app)?

Benjamin Milde