C and USB

Any other programming language that is not covered in the Web Scripting category.

Postby mm_freak on Sun Nov 20, 2005 10:32 pm

banderlog wrote:tnx i kno and tnats why we are both here :D and that's why it is my first program for windows. :evil:


Have a look at the Microsoft Developer Network. It's useful, if you're going to take the pain of writing Windows programs. I wouldn't. =)
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Postby banderlog on Tue Nov 22, 2005 10:57 pm

mm_freak wrote:Have a look at the Microsoft Developer Network. It's useful, if you're going to take the pain of writing Windows programs. I wouldn't. =)


merci )))

i've had a strong head ache the whole yesterday evening with that stuff.

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libusb

Postby whitehat101 on Thu Jan 12, 2006 4:58 am

I know I haven't been active for a long time, but life can be like tha sometimes right?

Anyways, I've found libusb I've programmed with it to the point of getting the product strings and reseting the device, I believe I know how to send commands to the device and all that, but I haven't been able to find any information on what I could "say" to any devices.

It's interesting, I think, that I can easily find the spicifications for smartcards but a usb keyboard!?!?!

I've started looking at sniffers, but they look like mostly windows programs (anyone know any good ones?) -- but it would still be nice to be told what a command does, rather than get the command and figureing out what it does. (Truthfully, the second option sounds more fun, but... It's probably not the best way to start out)
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