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Using WINUSB_MS_VENDOR_CODE in extra string #7
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I'm not sure that this would work - I think it would create a temporary character array on the stack that would not be guaranteed to still be valid when the extra string descriptor request comes in.
This could be rectified by making it a static const char array.
You are probably right. I did not test it on our device yet (WinUSB still doesn't load correctly; I think I will have to add the extended properties descriptor). |
This might make some future debugging easier.
It's static const now. |
Thanks, when I get a chance to dig out my windows test machine, I'll verify that it still works. |
Seems to be working in our FW |
@karel-3d Sorry this took so long to merge - I just finally got around to digging out my Windows 10 test machine. Thanks for the patch! |
Ha I don’t work at the job I needed this for anymore. Thanks for replying
though :) and patching
.... now I remember all the USB debugging pain again. >:(
…On Mon, 19 Aug 2019 at 23:53, Devan Lai ***@***.***> wrote:
@karel-3d <https://github.com/karel-3d> Sorry this took so long to merge
- I just finally got around to digging out my Windows 10 test machine.
Thanks for the patch!
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This might make some future debugging easier.
I did not test this, but it should work in theory :)