On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 4:42 PM, Alan B. Pearce <Alan.B.Pearce@stfc.ac.uk> wrote:
> As one who is developing some USB software on a PIC24 chip, my response is
> to keep with the FT232 until you have a great wodge of programming
> experience behind you. Even when there is a hardware interface built into
> the chip the software that backs it up is not trivial, and requires a fair
> amount of thought to get it working correctly.
>

I think solarwind is quite good technically and is making a lot
of progress. Apparently he is not bad at programming, much
better than I anyway.

And it depends what you want to do with USB. A lot of people
just need to use USB as a interface and do not need to know
the ins and outs of the USB stack, yet they can still use
USB effectively.

Xiaofan
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