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Document composite driver workaround
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@@ -414,7 +414,22 @@ USB_Descriptor_Device_t devDesc_Audio1 =
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#endif
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#if (AUDIO_CLASS == 2)
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/* Device Descriptor for Audio Class 2.0 (Assumes High-Speed ) */
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/* Device Descriptor for Audio Class 2.0 (Assumes High-Speed )
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*
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* The use of two configurations dates back to Windows XP (could be SP2). This
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* lacked some standards support and incorrectly parsed the full audio class 2.0
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* descriptor with its IADs (Interface Association Descriptors). The observed
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* behaviour included loading the built-in audio class 1.0 driver on some
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* interfaces (possibly the wrong ones, too), and hanging.
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*
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* Presenting a blank configuration first prevented loading the composite driver
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* and issues arising from it, while still allowing to load a vendor driver on
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* the actual configuration.
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*
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* Recent Windows subsystem can parse our class 2.0 descriptor correctly
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* (certainly Windows 7 and onwards). It may be possible to remove this
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* workaround.
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*/
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USB_Descriptor_Device_t devDesc_Audio2 =
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{
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.bLength = sizeof(USB_Descriptor_Device_t),
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