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Exactly! While some people claim that this robs USB of some of its strength, surely having a 10 line cross platform python script control your ADC/blink the LED
by cnvogel 13y ago
Exactly! While some people claim that this robs USB of some of its strength, surely having a 10 line cross platform python script control your ADC/blink the LEDs is the ultimate deal breaker for USB2uart.
And even IF your micro comes with built in USB, it's just so convenient to just let it emulate a cdc compliant serial port working everywhere out of the box.
Libusb is almost as good on non-windows (which needs some pseudo driver to allow the library to generically talk to the device)... but then one would need a serial-terminal substitute to send packets off data to arbitrary endpoints.
- myrmidon 13y ago> Libusb is almost as good on non-windows (which needs some pseudo driver to allow the library to generically talk to the device)... If it's your USB-device, you can add a WCID descriptor [1], and use the WinUSB/libusb API. No driver installation necessary post Vista (on XP you need to manually install the WCID driver, but only once). [1]: https://github.com/pbatard/libwdi/wiki/WCID-Devices https://github.com/pbatard/libwdi/wiki/WCID-Devices