- CMake 3.6 finally adds proper cross-compiler detection
- When detected, use full compiler detection infrastructure
- Still maintains compatibility back to CMake 2.8 (at least for now)
- With new detection, selecting only the C compiler as it speeds up the CMake generaion process
- Added a GCC 4.9 minimum version requirement for Bootloader

- Use commit number as the basis for bcdDevice field (maximum is 2^16)
- Change iSerial from commit date to chip Unique ID
- Update both Firmware and Bootloader to use the same scheme (bcdDevice and iSerial)
- Cleanup of Bootloader code
- Split out build info CMake commands to a new file

- Interrupt vector table position fix (affected everything in the firmware)
- Added fault debug messages
- Fixed usbMuxUart

Use a consistent standard - Tabs in front for indenting, spaces after for anything else. This way everything stays nice and lined up while also letting users change there prefered indent level. Most of the new files from Haata where already in this format.

- When loading a garbage image onto the device, the chip hangs
  and refuses to jump to the bootloader and start dfu

Fix
- Check if chip was in locked state and jump to dfu
- Check if watchdog timer fired and jump to dfu

- Not ready yet
- Will require some more changes to Lib/mk20dx.c

- Bootloader doesn't build correctly on gcc 4.7.3 (LTO issues)
- Even disabling isn't good enough
- 4.9.1 is known to work on Arch Linux

- Heavily modified, not compatible with McHCK images
- Uses 4k of Flash (rather than 3k)
- LED turns on when in firmware flash mode
- Changed the USB IDs
- Added CMake build system
- Updated linker script to be closer to what is used for the rest of the projects
- Removed a lot of unnecessary code
- Added a license header to each file (using the same license as the McHCK had)
- Updated the USB Vendor, Product and Serial strings
- Using the Kiibohd initialization sequence rather than the McHCK one
- Using Kiibohd interrupt vector table and other misc mk20dx setup