Arduino for STM32

I don't know. Anyway some of the drawback on Windows are the network access and the antivirus... Not sure ref the network access, presumably an enumeration timeout for network resources? AV, an exclusion for the arduino15 folder can be added in the windows default AV... Also for the Arduino folder ...

Is it single threaded on Windows? I never really checked.

So, I've been looking at CDC, and the CDC+MSC composite PR, and it seems to me that the classes within these need abstracting away. There needs to be an abstracted simple device, a composite device, and then an abstracted class for each interface type, be that CDC, MSC, MultiSerial, Xbox Some time a...

Fortunately there are people out there who are cleverer than I -> https://github.com/stm32duino/Arduino_C ... /pull/1088

Always best to stand on the shoulders of giants.

There's a lot to consider - for example the bootloader magic code handling, I'm not thinking about this just in terms of HID, but about being able to amalgamate any standard classes into a composite. So that could be CDC, MSC, HID interface/s, MIDI, Audio, same footprint as arpruss' library, but I t...

I have wireshark installed on my rpi4 and was capturing the failed HID initialisation last night. Need to revisit the usb specs/protocols thoroughly to chase that down but would guess it's a malformed descriptor, or something moved on in the core's usb implementation as a result of a change required...

Yes I believe they are independent, but the code for HID Composite may have been a good place to start and see what needs initialising and how (with appropriate back track downward). If it worked :D CDC is probably just as good a place to start, if not better since it's functional. There're some int...

I thought the core 'HID (keyboard and mouse)' might be a good place to start looking at how to interface with the core to get at the usb stack. So with that in my I compiled a blinky sketch with this option selected. Upon insertion into the USB port on Windows 10 this results in the error "USB ...

Iteresting read here @ag123 -> https://damogranlabs.com/2018/02/stm32- ... -keyboard/

Oh actually no they're not, great stuff - I should read things more carefully when I've just woken up, I thought they were using a full blown pi, due to the shape of the carrier board. oops.

I kinda wans one of these now