From: minorguy on 28 Oct 2008 21:43 I have a USB scanner driver that works fine on Windows CE 5.0. This requires USB host support to be included in the platform configuration. That means it needs to link to usbd.lib and usbclient.lib. I then wanted to try to build a version of this driver for Windows Mobile. I downloaded the Windows Mobile 6 Pro SDK and installed it (I'm using VS2005). While the header files usbdi.h and usbclient.h are there, the library files usbd.lib and usbclient.lib do not seem to be in the SDK at all. So naturally my link fails. Anyone know why those lib files aren't there? Windows Mobile 6 does allow for USB host support, right? How do I get that? Are you expected to use explicit linking (i.e. LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress) for this on WM6? If so, is it guaranteed that usbd.dll will exist on the target system? Thanks for any insight.
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