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Such as the ones found in Oversteer.
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+ Removal of unecessary testing/debug code
+ Removal of manual little-endian conversion, as the compiler does it
automatically
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This reverts commit 3b8c292f15367aa43953325441e08102f4ae8aeb.
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We only send out force commands when the wheel has sent back an ack
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I really don't know why they would matter, but hey, one step closer to
imitating Windows. Woo.
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Sending out some more weird interrupts when opening device, doubt
they're actually useful for anything.
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Just in case the opening of the device works differently depending on
the wheels? I don't know, this is very strange.
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Also made some small changes to autocentering, although it is still
mainly handled by whichever game/process is handling it.
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Other changes include:
+ Freed memory at end of init in hid-tminit.c
+ Fixed some error messages
+ Removed ugly t300rs_modify_*_envelope, replaced with
t300rs_modify_envelope
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