* fix libusb libusb_device usage (manually unref required usb devices, versus freeing all when we still hold references to the ones we want)
* disabled detach_kernel_driver & attach_kernel_driver on win32 since libusb does not support them
* fixed libusb async event handling
* add log for transfer request error
* Update libusb_udevice.c
* refactor code
There was a recursion issue with usb device channel closing and
local redirected device removal.
If the local redirected device is removed due to hotplug events,
the device channel needs to be closed, which in turn checks if
the local device list contains the device. Ensure that the
channel close code is only executed when not called from the
channel side.
It is now possible to add usb devices both via vid+pid and via bus+addr
at the same time. To do this, the ids are directly
given to the corresponding command line options:
/usb🆔<vid+pids>,addr:<bus+addrs>
The dev option still works like before: /usb:id,dev:<vid+pids> or
/usb:addr,dev:<bus+addrs>
The /usb:dev command line option failed silently, because it tried to add the
devices before urbdrc gets initialized. This commit adds a new function
to udevman, that gets called when the urbdrc addin is initialized.
Registering of the given devices is now performed there.
Refactored urbdrc_udevman_register_devices with its helper functions,
because the old implementation was a bit quirky. Removed a unsafe
strcpy, that led to a buffer overflow when given misonstructed command
line options. Doing something like "/usb:id,dev🔢1234##abcd:abcd"
won't work anymore, too.
* libusb polling thread now is responsible for hotplug registration
and removal as well as cleanup.
* Only register hotplug callback on systems with support.
(we overwrite the password and pin arguments).
This implies changes in the argument parsing tests that now must pass a mutable argv
(copied from the statically declared test argvs).
Some other const inconsistency have been dealt with too.
- fixed invalid, missing or additional arguments
- removed all type casts from arguments
- added missing (void*) typecasts for %p arguments
- use inttypes defines where appropriate
