Use new VERSION_BCD() macro with explicit int arguments to fix edge cases with the previous floating point macro version.

Add symbolic names for USB Device String Descriptors within the demos, applications and bootloaders.

Add branch for the conversion of demos to use standard C header files for configuration, rather than makefile defined macros.

USB_CONFIG_ATTR_BUSPOWERED constant renamed to USB_CONFIG_ATTR_RESERVED, as this was misnamed (thanks to NXP Semiconductors).

Run wspurify script on /trunk/ and /branches/ C source files, to remove any trailing whitespace at the end of each line.

Removed the ENDPOINT_DESCRIPTOR_DIR_* macros in favour of the shorter ENDPOINT_DIR_* macros, which can now be used with both Endpoint_ConfigureEndpoint() and in the device descriptors.

Remove custom PIDs on the Class Driver Audio device demos and revert back to the original Audio PIDs, as the low level and class driver demo versions are now descriptor compatible once again.

Added new callback to the Audio Class driver to allow for endpoint control manipulations such as data sample rates.

Modified the Class Driver AudioInput and AudioOutput demos to support multiple sample rates.

Fixed KeyboardHost and KeyboardHostWithParser demos displaying incorrect values when numerical keys were pressed.

Fix broken LowLevel audio demo descriptors.

Minor documentation fixes.

Altered the definition of the USB_Audio_Descriptor_Format_t descriptor so that the user is now responsible for supplying the supported audio sampling rates, to allow for multiple audio interfaces with different numbers of supported rates and/or continuous sample rates.

Add const to all project descriptor definitions for safety.

Fixed incorrect PollingIntervalMS values in the demo/project/bootloader endpoint descriptors (thanks to MCS Electronics).

Changed over www.fourwalledcubicle.com links to the new www.lufa-lib.org redirect domain, including the new aliased links for LUFA-related pages such as the various download/source control mirrors and support lists.

Add descriptor class, subclass and protocol constants to the class drivers, modify all demos to use them where possible.

Move out private/internal host class driver constants to the common class driver headers, so that they can be used in the Low Level host mode demos.

Ensure all demos, projects and bootloaders use the class driver constants where possible to minimise code repetition.

All USB class drivers are now automatically included when LUFA/Drivers/USB.h is included, and no longer need to be seperately included.

All LowLevel demos changed to use the constants and types defined in the USB class drivers.

Reverted Endpoint/Pipe non-sequential configuration hack, placed restriction on the configuration order instead to ensure maximum reliability.

Altered all low level device and host mode demos to ensure that endpoints and pipes are configured in ascending order properly.

Rewrote all low level host mode demos' configuration descriptor parser code to ensure that pipes are enumerated in ascending order, and to ensure maximum compatibility with devices.

Incremented all device mode demo's device descriptor revision numbers to ensure that any descriptor changes are re-fetched on machines which have enumerated previous versions.

Add class name prefixes to missed constants in the class drivers to give all class driver elements a consistent namespace.

Add new CDC descriptor structs to the CDC class driver, so that the CDC demos can use human readable field names.

Rename prefix for Still Image Host class driver functions from "SImage_" to "SI_" to remain consistent with the rest of the driver.

Changed the signature of the CALLBACK_USB_GetDescriptor() callback function so that the descriptor pointer is const, to remove the need for extra casting inside the callback (thanks to Jonathan Kollasch).

Update all demos, projects and bootloaders to indent all function parameters, one per line, for better readability.

Add missing const qualifiers to the demos.

Add svn:eol-style property to source files, so that the line endings are correctly converted to the target system's native end of line style.