Possible Issue

[codemwnci]

Apologies for raising this as an issue, rather than suggesting a PR, but I am not a C++ developer, so this could be my misconfiguration as much as anything. However, after following the instructions (including setting up libusb), I was getting errors stating that string was not part of std.

With a quick search, I added #include <string> to AntStick.h and everything compiled.

Great work by the way. Any desires to evolve this project further? I am going to attempt something myself, but if you would like to collaborate, that would be great.

[alex-hhh]

This is probably a real issue, as C++ compilers and standard libraries would sometimes include additional headers, so, for example, in some versions of the compiler you can use std::string by including some some unrelated headers.

Its been now three years since I wrote this proof-of-concept application and, while I always wanted to finish it and make it a real trainer application, I never had the time. I still plan to pick up the work, but it definitely won't be in the next few months. If you plan to work on something similar, I suggest to fork this project and use as much or as little as you need from it. When I get to work on this project again, I will look at what you have done...