Re: [arm-gnu] usb.h

[42Bastian <list-bastian.schick@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi David

> I've got a simple USB app that, naturally, includes usb.h.  But I get a
> compile error that it can't be found.  If I try to do something clever
> like -I/usr/include it complains that /usr/include is not safe for
> cross-compiling.  So, where is the safe usb.h?   I'm using the "lite"
> version.  Do I have to upgrade to get something useful?

You are giving little information. What OS are you compiling for ?
On what OS do you compile.

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