I just completed the USB HID framework that parses the HID descriptor and thus doesn't rely on the simplified boot protocol. I now have working drivers for both mouse and keyboard, and I'm working on a multitouch-driver for my laptop as well.
Edit: The USB touch driver also works, but I currently lack support for multitouch and width of area pressed, which the hardware supports.
USB HID interface now supported in RDOS
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Re: USB HID interface now supported in RDOS
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Re: USB HID interface now supported in RDOS
Yes, but the web site is severly out-of-date. I'm still waiting for a stable version of Open Watcom which incorporates the required RDOS fixes. Currently, I need to use the OW fork and build it from source. Most of the code can be found in the SVN-link, but it requires building Jiri Malaks fork of OW in order to work.
Edit: Alternatively, people can use this pre-built OW package which would install a working compiler for RDOS: http://rdos.net/rdos/ow-win32.exe