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Release plan #12
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We can do a release but I do not have a valid certificate to sign the driver. |
@TravisRo Great that you are back in action. I think it is okay to release an unsigned version first. |
To me libusbk driver is not that important any more , rather the DLL is still good to carry forward. Therefore the unsigned driver is not a big issue. |
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3.0.8 has been released. |
3.1.0 has been release with major new features.
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Next release: 3.1.x series for bug fixes if any; 3.2.0.0 if there are major features. |
Could please provide MinGW .a library ? |
MinGW is not supported as a tool to build the library or the kernel driver. |
Probably gendef can help if you really want to create the import library. Here are the MSYS2 mingw64/mingw32 import library for you testing. |
Build log for MSYS 2 MinGW 32bit compiler. There are quite some warnings but it still works fine. The example Makefiles are more meant for use with TDM multi-lib enabled 32/64bit toolchain. click for the build log for MSYS2 mingw32 compiler
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For MSYS 2 mingw64, the detection of the 64bit architecture does not work. So I have to use the following dirty patch.
Build log. click for the full build log
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Thank you for your help, I can link library successful I was trying to generate .def via reimp , but it fail and show "invalid or corrupt import library". |
Close this one for now. I will create new issues if there are changes and the changes are significant enough to make a new release. |
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