>> We have no experience using it under windows.
I can't speak for the "H" part, but the "FT2232D" part works just fine under
Win32 with MSVC. I also built the same libftdi source for Linux with gcc.
I use direct/UART mode ("direct" meaning *not* VCP), as well as MPSSE/SPI
mode. My team will likely move to the "H" part in a few months, so I'll
know more then. One caveat is that Device Manager likes to give the device
to d2xx, and it takes some coaxing to make it take libusb-win32 (I sometimes
have to "update driver" a second time after the first unplug/replug...but
not always).
Michael
-----Original Message-----
From: Gerd v. Egidy [mailto:gerd.von.egidy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2009 8:31 AM
To: libftdi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: Qiang Wang
Subject: Re: About FT2232
Hi wangqiang,
> I am using the ft2232 library on windows which is provided by FTDI.
> My question is that is libftdi support the windows.
FTDI provides the D2XX drivers for windows and they support the FT2232H.
libftdi is developed to work under linux. We have no experience using it
under
windows.
Another user, Uwe Bonnes, tried to use libftdi under windows some time ago
using mingw. But I don't know if he is still using it and if there were any
problems.
> I will use the FT2232H chip, so have the libftdi support this new chip?
The FT2232H is supported in current libftdi releases.
Kind regards,
Gerd
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