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Using --with-dummy, libirecovery can be compiled in a way that it will
not require any USB driver at all. This is only useful if you just want
to query libirecovery's device database by product type or hardware model,
namely using:
irecv_devices_get_device_by_product_type();
irecv_devices_get_device_by_hardware_model();
All other function are either no-op or return IRECV_E_UNSUPPORTED
if the library is compiled this way.
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This relicensing was requested and approved by all authors by E-Mail.
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This removes all CPID_* and BDID_* defines which appear useless as the same
information is already stored in the irecv_devices[] struct. Furthermore this
removes a big inefficient switch() to determine a device in favor of a simple
loop on the irecv_devices[] struct. Overall this means much less maintainance
to add new device models in the future.
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compiles on osx now, I need to test on other systems
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