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    Hi, I've been given this project where I have to design a device driver that can communicate via USB with hardware that does voice recognition. Where do I begin!!?? I'd like to write the driver in either C or C++ and was hoping to find some type of USB starter kit on web somewhere. I really need a starting point, something that will show me how the communication is done. I read that Windows OS provides generic drivers for USB, which I'm not sure if these will be usuable for this application, or if I'll need to create my own custom class. Does anyone know a good place to begin something like this. If anyone can recommend a good starter kit (relatively cheap) that would be great. thanks, Brian

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      Hi, I've been given this project where I have to design a device driver that can communicate via USB with hardware that does voice recognition. Where do I begin!!?? I'd like to write the driver in either C or C++ and was hoping to find some type of USB starter kit on web somewhere. I really need a starting point, something that will show me how the communication is done. I read that Windows OS provides generic drivers for USB, which I'm not sure if these will be usuable for this application, or if I'll need to create my own custom class. Does anyone know a good place to begin something like this. If anyone can recommend a good starter kit (relatively cheap) that would be great. thanks, Brian

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      QuickUsb from BitWise Systems. www.bitwisesys.com[^] /\ |_ E X E GG

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