Christian Findlay

@michaelonz , when I've looked in to this in the past, these are the kinds of things I see: https://www.ios-blog.com/tutorials/iokit-an-introduction/ There is a framework called IO Kit, but the problem...

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/iokit

@michaelonz the first step is leveraging the API in C#. This article doesn't really talk about the API at all. Perhaps it's talking about the OS giving IO Kit the...

@michaelonz ah yes, I've seen that one before. It's the only promising one I've come across. If you are keen on building a POC - i.e. some app that talks...

http://thecodewash.blogspot.com/2017/05/communicating-with-your-ios-app-over.html https://github.com/rsms/peertalk

I have LibUsb working on MacOS. I am now building a bridge library (#35) between Device.Net and LibUsb so that it can be used for Hid/USB access on Mac.

There is now a MacOS sample part of Device.Net.LibUsb. It works. However, I'd still like to build a clean library from the ground up. I'd like it if someone would...

@bryancostanich thanks. Which version of the libraries are you using? Is the device Hid, or USB? Have you tried directly cloning the Develop (ready for release) branch and directly referencing...

@bryancostanich v0.1 sounds odd. master should be on 3.0.0: https://github.com/MelbourneDeveloper/Device.Net/blob/1a5c2073fe2ae2b50fe2bd9ab2fbeae413cf85aa/src/Device.Net/Device.Net.csproj#L9 Anyway, if you cloned master, you should pretty much have the latest. I will investigate soon.

@bryancostanich will hopefully investigate tomorrow.