USB hot-plug detection

[boki]

Dear All,
There is a voltage drop be detected by USB host controller,
we can recongnize this signal to know a new device, but, what is the
function or API or method in windows programming? ( VC/VB )

Thank you very much for your help.

Best regards,
Boki.

[Victor Bazarov]

boki wrote:

There is a voltage drop be detected by USB host controller,
we can recongnize this signal to know a new device, but, what is the
function or API or method in windows programming? ( VC/VB )

Why don't you ask in a newsgroup where _windows_programming_ is the
topic: comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32? C++ _language_ does NOT
have any means to control hardware.

V

[Howard]

"Victor Bazarov" <v.********@comAcast.net> wrote in message news:suV6d.3801

... C++ _language_ does NOT have any means to control hardware.

V

Except, of course, when implementing UB (undefined behavior), where, as I
understand it, your monitor may make toast or your CD drive launch deadly
missiles across the room (depending upon what the evil compiler vendors
thought would be more amusing). :-)

-Howard

[Victor Bazarov]

Howard wrote:

"Victor Bazarov" <v.********@comAcast.net> wrote in message news:suV6d.3801

... C++ _language_ does NOT have any means to control hardware.

V

Except, of course, when implementing UB (undefined behavior), where, as I
understand it, your monitor may make toast or your CD drive launch deadly
missiles across the room (depending upon what the evil compiler vendors
thought would be more amusing). :-)

Well, yes, but the problem is, you cannot make sure that it's exactly
what happens by, say, dereferencing a NULL pointer. The beauty of it
is in its unpredictability... Can you call it "control" then?