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Written by Evan   
Sunday, 05 November 2006
I just put up a new article on 'asynchronous' usb interrupt transfers from PIC to PC .  The result is that the PIC can send packets to the PC at any time (well, practically) and when a new packet is received an event is fired for the main code to handle.  All the real work (polling the receive buffer) is taken care of in a separate execution thread so as not to load down your main program/GUI, and the interface is simplified to the point that adding this functionality to your program takes only a few lines of code.
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