embedded system software + USB

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* implementation of a generic USB protocol for interfacing product:

how can i create a driver?
Is there to tricks or doc that will help me in this?

Device Details:
-TWR-k60f120M, ARM cortex-m4
-eclipse kepler C/C++
-GNU Tools ARM Embedded
-OpenOCD
-Real time OS: Trampoline.

help me I am new in low-level programming :(

Posted 4-Mar-15 22:15pm

nadim_bh

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2015-03-04T22:28:00

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This question is far too broad for a Quick Answers forum, and it is impossible to provide much useful information. You need to do some research into USB protocol, embedded systems and drivers. You will also need to study the hardware of the device(s) you intend to support.

Posted 4-Mar-15 22:28pm

Richard MacCutchan

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nadim_bh 5-Mar-15 6:08am

ok thank you for your answer !!
can you help me with a website that helps me to program C++ embedded

Richard MacCutchan 5-Mar-15 6:18am

Yes, it is www.google.com.

nadim_bh 5-Mar-15 10:17am

lol !! yes I searched on google but I haven't found interresting things, that is why I ask for help

Richard MacCutchan 5-Mar-15 10:55am

Then you should read my original answer more carefully. Your question is so vague that it is impossible to suggest anything more. It is up to you to do the research into these subjects for yourself, by searching the internet, studying technical references, tutorials etc. We can only help when you have a specific technical question.

nadim_bh 5-Mar-15 11:08am

thank you for your help and your attention