- Basic compilation and loading is working
- LED can be turned on/off
- USB not yet working

- Added executable detection script
- Build will still work fine if ctags isn't installed

- Mostly for upcoming ctags support

- Refactored pjrc USB (definitions to the .h file)

- sudo is no longer required after this file is installed.

- Windows builds and loading has been working just fine
- screen does work with Cygwin, but there are output problems (echoing isn't working for basic input, commands still work)
- TeraTerm works good, but kills the serial port if you don't quit after reloading the firmware

- More keyboard layouts and enhancements to come :D

- More generous to keys, and should reject all test points.

- There are some bugs here:
  * Press/Release (this is a keymapping bug, has nothing to do with capsense press/release which is working)
  * Some keys give incorrect USB codes

Caveat: The problem is still there. When the averaging kicks in, there is a window of time where keypresses won't register
        This fix only delays the window a *really* long time, so the likelihood of hitting the delay is very low.
	Each keypress resets the countdown.

- Should be tested more on keyboards without test points (to see if more of a margin in necessary)
- Added more information messages on bootup

- This requires that no strobes are floating.
  On Rev. 0.4, pins D1 and D0 of the teensy must be manually connected to GND
  On Rev. 0.2, when not using the 18 pin connector, pin C6 and C7 must be manually connected to GND
- Added a problem keys cli command, this is very useful to see which keys were disabled at startup because they looked like test points
  (the fastest way to get the keys to re-enable is to take off a keycap and jiggle the spring)

- Removed 'Zombie' code
- Still a bit of iffiness with the averaging algorithm (should be looked at again)
- Added more CLI debugging (averaging and press/debounce)

- Tried to add auto cmake reset...so far unsuccessful
- Ported MBC-55X (was used to test compilers)
- Disabled in-source builds, to prevent CMake from shooting itself in the foot.

- Uses an internal database of microcontroller sizes

- Only one file to edit now
- Compiler architecture automatically detected based off of chip target

- Not tested yet, but should be working.

- Currently only Linux tested.

- Still not verified to work though.

- Strobe lines for IBM 50key
- Added CLI debugging for DPH, both per press and overall sense table
- Code cleanup (mostly just removal)

- To use the second ADC just specify ADC2 for all the commands.

- Vref of 1.2 V isn't working (may be due to missing setup/hardware)

- Mostly for reference, you shouldn't include it verbatim in your module.

- It's useless :P
- Only one line of code ever used it.

- This is a patched version to work with Teensy 3.1 (current version on the website doesn't work)
- "Should" work with OS's other than Linux, but hasn't been tested

- The teensy loader needs to be documented.

- Initial work on capSelect command
- Toggling for macroDebug (only basic functionality right now)
- Cleanup

- Code should be working, but much is untested
- All of the old modules will need to update and use the new DefaultMap keymap
- There might still be some naming conflicts with some Scan Modules

- Functions themselves are working
- LED functionality has never actually worked, still doesn't :P
- Should be easy to test NKRO USB now

- Includes serial putchar and getchar cleanup (overall)
- Moved avr-capsense to DPH (renaming)
- Basic cleanup for including CLI on the avr architecture