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The USB composite frameworkThe USB composite frameworkPosted Jul 15, 2010 18:38 UTC (Thu) by iabervon (subscriber, #722)In reply to: The USB composite framework by jimparis Parent article: The USB composite framework
I guess this article mostly is focused on how to use the composite framework, but the actual implementation of the device (MSF/FSG/whatever) seems to be the more interesting part from a USB driver writer point of view. Does the composite framework make that part any easier?My impression is that the framework is not intended to make the interesting part any easier, but rather to make the uninteresting part trivial. Having written a USB gadget (not on Linux), I've found that handling EP0 is a big chunk of uninteresting code that needs to be correct and involves fiddly interactions with your drivers, in that you have to make sure that your driver, your descriptor as sent on EP0, and your hardware registers all agree on how the endpoints are configured, and weird things happen if they don't.
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