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29-12-2008, 14:15
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Re: Getting Familiar with Programming in WindRiver
Thanks both for the replies.
So in order to pull information from the HID joysticks, it has to be pure P&P that doesn't require any drivers whatsoever? So, if we find such as device, everything else should be preconfigured? For example, for a steering wheel, the wheel provides x-values, and the pedals provide the y-values? Or is there anyway to preset specific functions to specific buttons or features of the joystick? 
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