gnupic: USB
Subject:
RE: USB
From:
"James Newton. Admin 3" ####@####.####
Date:
22 Mar 2002 21:06:44 -0000
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Would you be willing to share a link to that free 8051 software? Not that
I'm excited about learning yet another assembly language, but I know I can
do it if I have to...
"...reason to believe that something is wrong with [Cypress demo Windows
driver code]..." No, but there is reason to believe that:
A) I'm too dumb to figure it out <GRIN> Every time I've tried to do Windows
Driver stuff, I've developed really bad headaches.
B) The C++ development environment to compile it is too expensive
C) I don't have the time.
<GRIPE>I guess I just don't understand why they don't supply a simple, easy
to use, premade driver that just shovels data in and out like
http://www.ftdichip.com does so I don't have to worry about that part of the
puzzle. </GRIPE>
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-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Smith ####@####.####
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 11:56
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Subject: RE: USB
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James Newton wrote (regarding the Cypress 8051-based USB parts):
> Plus another $800 for the 8051 assembler / development system
Huh? I use free software for that. Available even for Windows.
> plus god
> knows how much for driver development.
Well, I use free software for that too. But that's because I only
care about Linux. Cypress does have sample code for Windows, though;
is there some reason to believe that something is wrong with it?
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