parameters changed from int to unsigned int to allow longer mark/space durations and signal length.
hz changed to allow for potential future use of 455kHz carrier frequency. (Ther may be existing modes to the library, using this frequency)
Use micros() to delay based on "real-time" instead of approximation with
delay() or delayMicroseconds()
Changed name to _usec to correspond to MicroSeconds.
_ms is MilliSeconds.
Utterly failed to reduce the MARK_?? functions back down to MACROs - every time I try, the decoders start failing ...However, I have found a considerable number of bugs in the toolchain, so I'm starting to wonder if the fault is not mine.
Most work already done by zenwheel, but the sendPanasonic command
didn't work. Sending and decoding is confirmed to work with using both
the JVC and Panasonic protocol.
The library has also been updated to work with Arduino IDE 1.0.
Many problems happen with git due to some machines liking CRLF at the
end of lines, and others linking CR. To try to straighten this out,
I'm using Unix-style LF (\n) as the line endings. To make sure your
repository remains consistent, try:
$ git config --global core.autocrlf input
For details, see:
http://help.github.com/dealing-with-lineendings/
