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@@ -96,7 +96,9 @@ the user. Usually, a pair of files are added for the actual code, |
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and code is also added in usb_dev.c for any control transfers, |
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interrupt-level code, or other very low-level stuff not possible |
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from the packet send/receive functons. Code also is added in |
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usb_inst.c to create an instance of your C++ object. |
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usb_inst.c to create an instance of your C++ object. This message |
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gives a quick summary of things you will need to know: |
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https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/49045?p=164512&viewfull=1#post164512 |
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You may edit the Vendor and Product ID numbers, and strings. If |
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the numbers are changed, Teensyduino may not be able to automatically |