UsbDk Runtime Libraries 1.0.22

Red Hat, Inc. has developed UsbDk Runtime Libraries, which are a set of tools that allow developers to access USB devices directly from their applications, especially in Windows operating systems.

With these libraries, USB drivers can be installed on non-administrative user accounts, granting them access to USB devices. Additionally, the tool provides kernel-mode support for USB devices in user-mode, enabling them to interface with kernel-mode drivers without the need for complex device drivers.

The UsbDk libraries include a Virtual USB Hub driver that makes it possible for multiple applications to access the same virtual hub simultaneously. This feature allows easy testing of applications that require simultaneous access to multiple USB devices.

UsbDk Runtime Libraries can be easily integrated into existing projects and are compatible with Microsoft Visual Studio and MinGW. They are distributed under the permissive MIT license, enabling anyone to use and modify them according to their needs without restrictions.

• Access USB devices directly from applications in Windows operating systems
• Install USB drivers on non-administrative user accounts, providing access to USB devices
• Kernel-mode support for USB devices in user-mode
• Virtual USB Hub driver allows simultaneous access to the same virtual hub by multiple applications
• Easily integrable into existing projects
• Compatible with Microsoft Visual Studio and MinGW
• Distributed under the permissive MIT license

The UsbDk Runtime Libraries have been widely used by developers around the world and have proved to be an efficient tool in accessing USB devices across various Windows operating systems.