I'm getting ready to write a USB interface to a Linux computer. The communications requires a single full duplex read/write stream. The two USB device types that seem most applicable are CDC or Bulk Transfer. I would like to first test using Windows 10 and I'm trying to find the simplest way to do this and have had a hard time finding what USB device drivers are built into Window other than HID devices. Any advice on how I should proceed would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Greetings,
Perhaps our small tech firm's "find" assists your effort. Staff searched for - and found, "USB device class drivers included in Windows." We've linked to a detailed article - which should prove useful. You'll need to scroll down the web-site's page (~1/3) to reveal this (detailed) listing of "Microsoft-provided USB device class drivers.
We've teased a bit (that listing extends forever!) - so that you can gauge "applicability" - there are a surprising number of drivers presented! We believe that your "starting" w/Windows makes good sense - much should be gleaned in that learning/developing process...
