USB stands for ''Universal Serial Bus''.  See http://www.usb.org/ for information about USB.

[Tom Wilkason] seems to be successful teaching Tcl to send data through USB ports 
[http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.tcl/browse_frm/thread/9d1dd9f51893a4e0/73d89995525a8803],
as was [Uwe Klein], with a [SWIG]ified libusb ...

[UK] the [google] newslink leads me down a dark alley;-?. I've put a swig of my libusb effort on the net: http://home.foni.net/~kuttersegeln/swig_libusb-20050616.tgz

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"Integrating USB into Products"
[http://www.ddj.com/dept/architect/196700803?cid=RSSfeed_DDJ_All]

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[AMG]: http://www.dlpdesign.com/usb/usb245.shtml is an outstanding product.  On my first project using it I had a ''supremely'' easy time interfacing it with both the circuit (eight-bit FIFO) and the computer (Tcl opening a MS-Windows COM1:-type device).  I highly recommend it.

See also [Serial Port] for an opportunity to access USB via a virtual com port (VCP) driver. -- [RJM]

[slebetman] Using the VCP driver for the FT245 on Windows I managed to push around 840kb/s from Tcl. The limiting factor appears to be the recieving end which is a small microcontroller with a 5MHz instruction cycle. Tcl's I/O is very fast!

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