The docs on www.smartcardsys.com are pretty much it unless you can find the
non-existant documents Microsoft claims to have on their site. There is
currently no skeleton IFD_Handler but you may use the one included with the
PC/SC resource manager ( ie: Reflex, Litronic, Towitoko modules ) I made a
quick IFD_Handler ( doesn't support everything - just what it needs ) that sits
on top of a ctapi. I will probably release a skeleton IFD_Handler once I
figure out a clean way of handling all those TLV's the reader must communicate.
Thanks
Dave
On Tue, 19 Jan 1999, you wrote:
>I didn't find any IFD_Handler.[hc] in the CT-API skeleton code. Should I
>look somewhere else for it?
>
>If there is none, which of the existing drivers serves best as an
>example to learn from?
>
>Is there more documentation than the "PCSC specification" (part 3?),
>CT_API specs. (and reader specs. of course :-) I should be aware of
>when writing the IFD_Handler?
>
>Thanks
>Morten
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