Added Custom VID and PID Support on Linux and Mac OSX #3
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…r-0.2.6 Conflicts: nbproject/project.properties
…ion to set the VID and PID in Linux and Mac.
Conflicts: src/com/ftdi/FTD2XX.java src/com/ftdi/FTDevice.java
OS X 10.10 now uses a Long as its pointer to usb devices so int wasn’t good enough. Increased size of serialNumber to 64 bytes to match FTDI example.
Converted Handle to Pointer
Conflicts: src/com/ftdi/FTD2XX.java src/com/ftdi/FTDevice.java
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All I did was merge ver-0.2.6 back into master and add a method to expose setting the VID and PID for using custom PIDs and VIDs on Linux and Mac OSX. I also bumped the version to 0.2.7.
Update: Added ARM support (tested with Radxa Rock) and bumped the version to 0.2.8.