Detect device coneected in which USB hub using C++ on linux OS

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From the last several weeks I am trying to display my USB and hub infimation in my C++ program. I nee to find the devices connected in USB hub in a tree structure using C++

Posted 28-Jan-13 23:46pm

Arun Kumar K S

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Matthew Faithfull · Answer 1 · 2013-01-30T10:22:00

I don't have any personal experience of coding this but you could search for documentation on INotify. I understand that's how to get device notifications in user space on Linux. I have seen the kind of data it produces, you will have to parse a bunch of strings and build any required tree structure yourself.