One question: if your device has one interface, why is it a composite
device?
Not my device; I didn't write the firmware. I'm going to have them add
a 2nd configuration for my driver's use though. I may choose to do use
isoc as well as interrupt.
And if this interface uses HID, why bother with a driver? You can
talk to it with userland code without any problems.
... because my driver captures all DMX devices and abstracts them to
user-land thru a framework API. Timing constrains, channel patching &
routing, transpose/mappings, limits, etc. It's going to be CoreDMX,
just like CoreAudio and CoreMIDI, and when I'm done with it I will
present it to Apple for inclusion in Mac OS X.
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Shaun Wexler
MacFOH http://www.macfoh.com
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