David Grayson

I'm glad you are finding the library useful and that you were able to add this feature to it! You are the first person I heard of using libusbp for...

I briefly looked into what it would take to do this on Windows. Microsoft's open source USBView application demonstrates that it is possible to get those two strings from a...

This library's `get_string` function for macOS is probably just fetching strings that were already cached by the operating system so it doesn't actually result in extra USB I/O, so it...

It seems like Valgrind doesn't really understand musl's malloc. It fails to detect the memory leak in a trivial program. ``` $ cat test.c #include int main() { malloc(20); return...

Hey, sorry, I haven't gotten around to looking into these suggestions. It's nice to have someone with your caliber helping out though!

Hi @jsarenik. In case it wasn't clear, I was compiling everything statically and encountering the error. From what Will is saying, it sounds like Valgrind might work better if Musl...

The lag only seems to happen when GDB is debugging a process, so it might be quite tricky to figure out what is going on and fix it.

I also noticed it trying to access `/nix/store/blahblah/qtlogging.ini`.

I started working on this tonight. You can follow my progress here: https://github.com/DavidEGrayson/mingw-packages-deg/tree/master/mingw-w64-ucg (The way I try out interesting C/C++ software is that I make an MSYS2 package for it.)

I got ucg to compile, link, and run on MSYS2 as a MinGW-w64 program but it seems to be buggy: it only finds matches in the top-level directory.