Every enum in usb-ids now has a name function, so any code (logs, tools)
can print the readable value instead of a raw byte: hub.protocolName,
hid.subclassName/protocolName, mass_storage.subclassName/protocolName,
communications.subclassName, wireless_controller.subclassName/
protocolName, miscellaneous.subclassName/protocolName,
application_specific.subclassName (alongside the existing className,
speedName, linkStateName).
interfaceName is now comprehensive across classes — it decodes the
well-known triples a log shows: 'HID boot keyboard', 'Mass Storage
(Bulk-Only)', 'Hub (SuperSpeed)', 'Bluetooth' (E0/01/01), etc. So the
bus log reads e.g.
interface 0: Mass Storage (Bulk-Only) (8/6/80) registered as device 30
interface 0: HID boot keyboard (3/1/1) registered as device 33
Host-tested with usb-ids (the name decodings are pinned). Vendor-ID
naming deliberately left out (needs a data table); this is pure standard
class-code decoding.
Daniel Samson
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