From a coding perspective, the transition from 32-bit to 64-bit libusb is generally transparent, with minor exceptions:
working out of the box after installing a user-space library. Windows operates differently. On Windows, is purely a user-mode library
Code written for libusb on Windows x64 often works on Linux and macOS with minimal changes.
Select your device from the dropdown. In the "Driver" box, ensure WinUSB is selected (this is the standard for 64-bit libusb support).
From a coding perspective, the transition from 32-bit to 64-bit libusb is generally transparent, with minor exceptions:
working out of the box after installing a user-space library. Windows operates differently. On Windows, is purely a user-mode library
Code written for libusb on Windows x64 often works on Linux and macOS with minimal changes.
Select your device from the dropdown. In the "Driver" box, ensure WinUSB is selected (this is the standard for 64-bit libusb support).