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4 There is no USB mechanism that lets a sender announce the size of a `Transfer`. This is not
34 On the sender side, the USB Controller is presented with a [buffer,size] pair called IRP. On the re…
61 If an IRP is broken down in DPs by the sender, how does the receiver reassemble
65 in USB for the sender to announce the size of a `Transfer`. Instead, the receiving
89 For a USB3 bulk pipe, the `wMaxPacketSize` is 1024. The sender "S" wishes
105 Same USB3 bulk as Example 1. The `wMaxPacketSize` is 1024. The sender wishes
122 Same USB3 bulk as Example 1. The `wMaxPacketSize` is 1024. The sender wishes
145 In aprotocol, the sender creates a `Transfer` containing a header which is
160 `wMaxPacketSize` is 1024. The sender wishes to send 3072 byte. It creates a IRP
175 After the USB controller on the sender side has sent all the data in the IRP, it won't send anythin…
182 the sender MUST issue a Zero-Length Packet. Technically, this is a short packet (it is less
196 By now, it should be clear that whether a sender needs to send a ZLP depends on the way
229 of the `wMaxPacketSize`, the sender on the host side MUST send a ZLP to avoid stalling
233 ## What happens if the host sender has a bug and ZLPs are not sent?