The maximum number of endpoints supported in the USBX stack can vary depending on the specific implementation and version of the USBX stack you are using. The USBX stack is a software component provided by Express Logic (now part of Microsoft) that facilitates USB device operation in embedded systems.
To determine the maximum number of endpoints supported in your particular USBX implementation, you should refer to the documentation or resources provided by the USBX stack vendor. The documentation typically outlines the limitations and specifications of the USBX stack, including the maximum number of endpoints that can be utilized.
It's important to note that the maximum number of endpoints may also be influenced by the hardware capabilities of the target microcontroller or embedded system. The USB specification defines the maximum number of endpoints allowed for each USB device type (e.g., 16 endpoints for a full-speed device, 30 endpoints for a high-speed device).
