Universal USB Device Driver (USBIO)
USBIO Demo Application
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buffer with data. After that, the buffer is sent to the pipe using the
Write
function of the
CUsbIoPipe
class. After all buffers are submitted the
routine waits for the first pending buffer to complete. If a buffer is
completed by the USBIO driver the buffer is put back to the pool and the
main loop is started from the beginning.
E.6.6 CUsbIoBufClass
The helper class
CUsbIoBuf
is used as a descriptor for buffers that are
processed by the class
CUsbIoPipe
and derived classes. One instance
of the
CUsbIoBuf
class has to be created for each buffer. The
CUsbIoBuf
object stores context and status information that is needed
to process the buffer asynchronously.
The
CUsbIoBuf
class contains a link element (Next pointer). This may
be used to build a chain of linked buffer objects to hold them in a list. This
way, the management of buffers can be simplified.
E.6.7 CUsbIoBufPool Class
The class
CUsbIoBufPool
is used to manage a pool of free buffers. It
provides functions used to allocate an initial number of buffers, to get a
buffer from the pool, and to put a buffer back to the pool.
E.7 USBIO Demo Application
The USBIO Demo Application demonstrates the usage of the USBIO
driver interface. It is based on the USBIO Class Library which covers the
native API calls. The Application is designed to handle one USB driver
that can contain multiple pipes. It is possible to run multiple instances of
the application, each connected to another USB device.
The USBIO Demo Application is a dialog based MFC (Microsoft
Foundation Classes) application. The main dialog contains a button that
allows to open an output window. All output data and all error messages
are directed to this window. The button “Clear Output Window” discards
the actual contents of the window.
