Added new EVENT_Audio_StreamStartStopChange() event to the Audio Device Class driver to detect stream start/stop events.

Massive corrections to the project documentation and code comments, thanks to Russian translation services provided by Andrey from Microsin.ru.

Copy out the EndpointStream and PipeStream functions to each architecture, so that each architecture can optimise the stream functions according to the available hardware (such as DMA, where available).

Rename architecture specific driver files, to make them appear with uniquely identifying filenames in the documentation.

More updates to remove architecture-specific comments from the documentation, alter USBMode.h preprocessor logic to support future architectures more easily.

Initial restructuring of the core USB driver module to support multiple architectures in the future.

Add new ARCH option to the makefiles to (eventually) specify the target device architecture. Update non-usb peripheral drivers to reflect future multiple architecture support.

Documentation improvements - put driver example code into its own section, fix incorrect and missing section names.

Renamed the EVENT_USB_Device_UnhandledControlRequest() event to EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() as it is now fired before the library request handlers, not afterwards.

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.

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.

Split out endpoint and pipe stream functions into new EndpointStream.c/.h and PipeStream.c/.h files.

Move and rename DevChaper9.c/.h and HostChapter9.c/.h to the HighLevel directory, new named DeviceStandardReq.c/.h and HostStandardReq.c/.h.

Rename LowLevel.c/.h to USBController.c/.h.

Remove dependancies on the complete <avr/io.h> header in the HighLevel USB driver directory, to ensure less work is required in later (possible) ports.

Add new module source variables to the library core makefile, so that module sources can be added to a project's makefile on a per-module rather than per-file basis.

Added new Drivers/USB/LowLevel/Device.c file to house Device mode specific functions that are more complicated than simple macros. Moved USB_Device_SendRemoteWakeup() to the new Device.c source file and corrected it to unfreeze and restart the USB controller clock before issuing a Remote Wakeup request.

Removed the USB_Device_IsRemoteWakeupSent() and USB_Device_IsUSBSuspended() macros, as they are now obsolete.

Minor tweaks to the library documentation.

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.

Relocate USBInterrupt.c/.h from the HighLevel USB driver directory to the LowLevel directory as it is hardware-dependent.

Remove accidentally duplicated model-specific peripheral driver files.

Add more include protection macros to give the user warnings when they try to manually include private driver header files, instead of the public driver headers.

Replace the Webserver demo's uIP with the latest code ripped from the Contiki project by Adam Dunkels.

Simplified the USB.h master include file's target validity checks.

Better checking of whether a packet is received in the RNDISEthernetHost Class driver demo - show busy LED status while packets are being printed out.

Fixed all Class drivers to ensure they have appropriate guards on each function to ensure the device is enumerated before running, fixed error codes on all guards to return "DeviceDisconnected" where possble.

Renamed HOST_SENDCONTROL_DeviceDisconnect enum value to HOST_SENDCONTROL_DeviceDisconnected to be in line with the rest of the library enum error codes.

Change device demos which use the joystick to use the natural UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT ordering in all demos when checking the joystick's position.