Changelog.txt

-- May 29, 2014 : Version 1.3
  - Created a separate interface (HID-Generic) for configuration. This
    makes it possible to send commands under Windows, even in mouse mode.
  - Updated configuration tool for above change.
  - Implemented an I2C interface mode (useful for raw controller access,
  and experimentation. See the i2c_tool/ subdir for an example.

-- May 11, 2014 : Version 1.2.1
  - Now working again under Windows (Corrected report descriptors)
  - Add a makefile to compile the configuration tool under windows.

-- May 4, 2014 : Version 1.2
  - Add mouse support (Using Nunchuk or Classic controller)
	- Classic controller mouse scroll using right stick
	- Nunchuck mouse scroll wheel by moving then holding C
  - Configuration now stored in EEPROM. Includes:
    - Serial number
	- Operating mode (Mouse or Joystick)
	- Mouse parameters: Divisor, deadzone, invert wheel
  - Implement an HID Feature report to set configuration.
  - Add a Linux tool to set configuration through USB (Uses hidapi)
  - Change VID/PID
  - Atmega168 now compatible (Use Makefile.atmega168)
  - Code cleanup

-- April 26, 2014 : Version 1.1
  - Update V-USB and fixes for modern GCC
  - Optimized I2C code


-- September 9, 2012 : Version 1.0
Initial release:
  - Supports the Wii Nunchuk at its full resolution (8 bit for the XY
    joystick and 10bit for the accelerometers)

  - Supports the Wii classic controller (Tested RVL-005 and RVL-005(-02).
    By default, the analogic L slider is disabled. Hold HOME for 3 seconds
	to toggle between enabled/disabled. (Required to complete button
	assignment in many games)

  - Partial support for the Wii motion plus. Connecting a peripheral to the
    Wii motion plus is NOT supported. Yaw, Roll and Pitch speeds scaled down
	to fit in the 10 bit USB report which severely limits precision.

  - The connected peripheral can be changed on the fly.