XInput #2
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Required to separate this board package from the other Sparkfun set
Matching a Microsoft wired Xbox 360 controller
Requires the base XInput AVR boards package
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The Arduino 3rd party hardware spec actually makes this really easy to implement by virtue of the fact that you can reference other cores. Rather than repeating the modifications to the Arduino AVR core so that it works with XInput, I can just point the boards to the
xinput:arduinocore, change the VID/PID numbers, and call it a day! Very straightforward.I also changed the platform name to avoid conflicts with the official SparkFun boards, and added installation instructions and the upload warning to the README.