It depends on the reason why you want to access USB port. If you want to access a device which simulates a serial port for example, then there are such third party classes available.
It depends on the reason why you want to access USB port. If you want to access a device which simulates a serial port for example, then there are such third party classes available.
AFAIK you will have to implement libusb directly. Its not much of a pain. Although if you have used the .net wrapper for libusb you may perhaps miss it. There is nothing like a qt wrapper for libusb. And yeah, it works...
We had lots of fun working with libusb and also SliLabs usbxpress in GoldenCheetah. There is some example code in LibUsb.cpp and USBXpress.cpp over at github. See: https://github.com/srhea/GoldenCheet...e_3.0.0dev/src
Regards,
Mark
Thank you very much.
At first, I will try with LibUsb.
Best regards.
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