Directories | |
directory | rndis |
directory | serial |
directory | storage |
Files | |
file | compiler.h [code] |
This file includes the correct compiler definitions for the different architectures. | |
file | conf_usb.h [code] |
This file contains the possible external configuration of the USB. | |
file | config.h [code] |
This file contains the system configuration definition. | |
file | pll_drv.h [code] |
This file contains the low level macros and definition for the USB PLL. | |
file | usb_descriptors.c [code] |
This file contains the usb parameters that uniquely identify the application through descriptor tables. | |
file | usb_descriptors.h [code] |
This file contains the usb parameters that uniquely identify the application through descriptor tables. | |
file | usb_drv.c [code] |
This file contains the USB driver routines. | |
file | usb_drv.h [code] |
This file contains the USB driver routines. | |
file | usb_specific_request.c [code] |
USB Protocol-Specific Requests. | |
file | usb_specific_request.h [code] |
This file contains the user callback functions corresponding to the application. | |
file | usb_standard_request.c [code] |
This file contains the USB endpoint 0 management routines corresponding to the standard enumeration process (refer to chapter 9 of the USB specification. This file calls routines of the usb_specific_request.c file for non-standard request management. The enumeration parameters (descriptor tables) are contained in the usb_descriptors.c file. | |
file | usb_standard_request.h [code] |
This file contains the USB endpoint 0 management routines corresponding to the standard enumeration process (refer to chapter 9 of the USB specification. This file calls routines of the usb_specific_request.c file for non-standard request management. The enumeration parameters (descriptor tables) are contained in the usb_descriptors.c file. | |
file | usb_task.c [code] |
This file manages the USB task either device/host or both. | |
file | usb_task.h [code] |
This file manages the USB task either device/host or both. |