Cypress USB教程第8讲.ppt

Lecture 8 Agenda USB Device Drivers Guest lecturer: Mark McCoy Windows interface Binding your device to the control panel USB On-The-Go USB Device Drivers mark mccoy Cypress Semiconductor September 6, 2001 Topics Operating System Support for USB Driver Basics Driver Development Driver Resources Host Controller Driver Fundamental component of Operating System support for USB USB host controllers are PCI devices What Does it Do? Handles USB peripheral enumeration Provides USB services for higher level drivers. All access to USB peripherals is via these services USB Peripheral Drivers Class Drivers Generic driver that supports a certain class of device Human Interface Devices (HID), USB hubs, speakers, mass storage, modems Custom Drivers Operating Systems often include vendor specific drivers that have passed certification (e.g. WHQL) Which OS’s support USB Pretty much all of them… MacOS Linux Solaris But I’m just going to talk about Windows Windows 95 OSR2.1 Microsoft’s first attempt to support USB Only available to OEMs Full of bugs No HID support Avoid it! Windows 98/98SE First Microsoft OS with full USB support Class drivers for HID and USB speakers 98SE fixed a few minor bugs, enhanced performance, added class drivers for USB modems Windows 2000 Only version of Windows NT that will have USB support Shares common driver model (WDM) with Windows 98 3rd party NT 4.0 USB drivers are available Windows Me (Millennium) Windows 98 was supposed to be the last OS in the Win9x family, but... Follow on to Windows 98 Adds performance tweaks, bug fixes, USB audio without clicks and pops, USB Mass Storage class driver Windows XP Microsoft’s unified home/business operating system to be released in October Based on Windows 2000 Same basic USB support as Windows 2000 with some changes under the hood USB 2.0 Does not require any changes to peripheral drivers Microsoft will provide host controller drivers for Windows 2000 and Windows XP – currently in Beta Add-in card vendors are p