Day 2 of my posting adventures to finally figure out what is going on with my build of #libuhd #libusb on #openbsd :openbsd:

https://sourceforge.net/p/libusb/mailman/message/37796867/

:boost_ok: boosts would be v helpful in case anyone has seen something like this before, esp from bsd folks or sdr folks #ham #sdr #bsd

if any of my :openbsd: friends have some time to devote to a mystery, I don't know #OpenBSD's USB stack / ugen well enough to reason through the logs, so far everyone I've reached out to haven't been able to point me in the direction of a smoking gun yet #bsd #libusb

https://marc.info/?t=167993667800007&r=1&w=2

Mein POS-Kundendisplay läuft nun auch unter Linux.
Es reicht schon, das Gerät mit #PyUSB über #libusb aufzumachen, die erste (und einzige) Konfiguration zu aktivieren und die seriellen Daten auf den per Wireshark ermittelten #USB-Endpoint zu schreiben.

Ich muss jetzt noch mal abwarten ob irgendwann der Puffer platzt weil ich keine Daten abhole, aber bisher funktioniert es und so viel hat ein #Display eh nicht zu erzählen.

@overflo

#WebAssembly
> In this post I've shown how, with the help of #Emscripten, #Asyncify and #Fugu APIs even low-level libraries like #libusb can be ported to the #web with a few integration tricks.
> Porting such essential and widely used low-level libraries [...] allows bringing higher-level libraries or even whole applications to the #web, too. This opens experiences that were previously limited to users of one or two platforms, to all kinds of devices and operating systems
https://web.dev/porting-libusb-to-webusb/

Ada on the microbit: scrolling text example not working, no libusb library found https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65859253/ada-on-the-microbit-scrolling-text-example-not-working-no-libusb-library-found #ada #programming #bbc-microbit #libusb #ada