Thanks for the hint!
It took some tinkering, but I\'ve managed to port usbdevice.py to C# using LibUsbDotNet.
I can send values to the DigiBlink program and wrote a simple program that reads values from the usb port (e.g. from the echo sketch) and prints the data to the console.
This is the first time I\'ve used LibUsbDotNet or dealt with the USB port, so no guarantee that this is working for everyone. I\'ve only tested it on my machine (Win8, x64, VS2012, rev2 DigiSpark).
The code is shared on sourcepod. Code is provided \"as-is,\" without any express or implied warranty.
Port of usbdevice.py (basic read and write methods):
http://www.sourcepod.com/vbfuim05-13526 [EDIT] Updated version with device notification here
http://www.sourcepod.com/jhjaxb65-13548Some quick and dirty sample code (the read app is the second part that is currently commented out):
http://www.sourcepod.com/glcjqe34-13527If you use this code (successfully or otherwise) let me know how you\'re getting on!
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