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You Must Do It In C++!
Now After .Net we know all language share same frame work and have same power. As in the past we (Visual Basic 6 Programmer) frequently lessen that you can't do this low level working in Visual Basic You must use C++ for that. I want to writ a program in VB .Net to connect with USB , Parallel port or Serial Port or other low level system hardware activities. How can i do in VB .Net. What Class must I use, Is it possible in now or you have the same answer You must do it in C++?
:rolleyes: :confused:
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For the most part .Net isn't meant to deal with hardware at such a low-level of bit manipulation in that manner. It wasn't meant for hardware driver development.
You can still however use WIN32API in your .Net programs, and you CAN do bit shifting in VB .Net, so you should be all set to go.
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C, C++, ASM
Take your pick and write your driver :D
It is USB, you want to eliminate as much overhead as possible since it is quite slow.