Don,

1. Byte count has to be in the postTransaction parameter. It's not
necessary to put the count as the first word of datastruct -- you
just leave a word space there and postTransaction will overwrite the
word with byte count.

2. It points to the byte count.

Good luck

Wei

--- In c..., donald@... wrote:
>
> Hi Group,
> I'm trying to send data through a usb in endpoint to a host pc
using a linked list. I've been through spru511 backwards and
forwards, and have also looked at the csl source, and I'm still not
clear on a couple of points. It would save me a lot of
experimentation if someone knew the answers. Specifically:
> 1. There appear to be three places I can put the byte count - as a
postTransaction parameter, as the first word in the USB_DataStruct,
or as the first word in my data buffer. Do I put the same value in
all three places?
> 2. The data buffer pointer in USB_DataStruct - does it point to the
first word (containing the byte count) or to the first word
containing data?
> Thanks, Don
> Start a New Thread

Hi Group,
I'm trying to send data through a usb in endpoint to a host pc using a linked list. I've been through spru511 backwards and forwards, and have also looked at the csl source, and I'm still not clear on a couple of points. It would save me a lot of experimentation if someone knew the answers. Specifically:
1. There appear to be three places I can put the byte count - as a postTransaction parameter, as the first word in the USB_DataStruct, or as the first word in my data buffer. Do I put the same value in all three places?
2. The data buffer pointer in USB_DataStruct - does it point to the first word (containing the byte count) or to the first word containing data?
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