Now that Microchip made available its full-featured USB stack available under a compatible licence for inclusion in Bus Pirate's code, it's time to get things up to date on that front.
As mentioned by @andersm in #37 the code is available at https://github.com/MicrochipTech/mla_usb - which makes it sort of suitable for adding the code as a git submodule to make things easier to handle.
Since Signal11's M-Stack USB library is also available under the same licence as Microchip's, if the new USB stack proves to take up too much space or creates unnecessary issues during integration things can be moved over to that one if needed.
Now that Microchip made available its full-featured USB stack available under a compatible licence for inclusion in Bus Pirate's code, it's time to get things up to date on that front.
As mentioned by @andersm in #37 the code is available at https://github.com/MicrochipTech/mla_usb - which makes it sort of suitable for adding the code as a git submodule to make things easier to handle.
Since Signal11's M-Stack USB library is also available under the same licence as Microchip's, if the new USB stack proves to take up too much space or creates unnecessary issues during integration things can be moved over to that one if needed.