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diff --git a/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/CMakeLists.txt b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/CMakeLists.txt
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+otr_module(wiiyourself STATIC)
diff --git a/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/History.txt b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/History.txt
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+____________________________________________________________
+
+  - WiiYourself! - native C++ Wiimote library  v1.15
+    (c) gl.tter 2007-10 - http://gl.tter.org
+____________________________________________________________
+
+History:
+
+What's new since 1.01a? - Main Features (see ReadMe & full history for details)
+
+    + Balance Board support with automatic offset removal.
+
+    + Seemingly solid MotionPlus support.
+
+    + Library no longer includes project files - just add wiimote.cpp &
+      header to your project (avoids all build-settings releated issues)
+    
+    + better MinGW support:  (thanks Elmo)
+      adds functional _ASSERT/TRACE/WARN/DEEP_TRACE macros
+          non-MSYS dependent build option via 'make_mingw.bat'.
+          Demo builds & works under MinGW.
+    
+    + new Python wrapper (by Robert Xiao, see 'Python' folder for details)
+    
+    + library now compiles on Borland (thanks Griff - demo not tested).
+    
+    + many fixes, connections should be more reliable.
+    
+    + join my mailing list to give feedback, share ideas & stay informed:
+        http://gl.tter.org/mailman/listinfo/wiiyourself_gl.tter.org
+
+1.15 Final:
+    + fixed MotionPlus detection on stacks that require HID writes!
+    + Balance Board corner weight values have been quartered (.Total remains
+       unchanged).  The non-raw corner weight incorrectly reported 4x their
+       real value.
+    + Wiimote calibration info is more reliably received (it may not have
+       arrived in many instances)
+    + exposed a partially-unique device ID (wiimote::UniqueID).  This 64bit
+       number is set during the Connect() call, and is derived from the
+       device-specific calibration values.  It's therefore not guaranteed to
+       be truly unique (several devices may conceivably hold the same calibration
+       values).  However in practice it is likely to be unique between a
+       few wiimotes, so it can be used to eg. assign a particular wiimote to the
+       same player every time.
+    + internal: made the HID report output queue fixed-size to remove any
+                 glitches from frequent dynamic memory allocation (thanks
+                 Steve).  The old STL-queue based code can still be reenabled
+                 by defining USE_DYNAMIC_HIDQUEUE.
+
+1.15 RC2:
+    + added Python wrapper by Robert Xiao - you can now use WiiYourself! with
+       Python! (thanks Robert)
+    + hopefully fixed MotionPlus connection problems! (send report to my
+       mailing list)
+
+    + added virtual event-change notifier to the wiimote object (thanks Robert
+       Xio) - works the same as external callbacks.  To use, derive your own
+       class from the wiimote object and override ChangedNotifier()
+
+    + changed the way callbacks work:
+    
+      in previous versions, it was OK to access the wiimote object's state
+        from callbacks.  This required an internal RefreshState() call just
+        before the callback function is executed - but this could then change
+        the internal state unexpectedly, so values could change in polling
+        loops even between the app's own RefreshState() calls.
+        
+      to correct this, the callback functions now get a read-only copy
+       of the newest state passed in, you should only access this copy as
+       state in the wiimote object is likely out-of-date.
+       
+      In short, the wiimote object's exposed state is now _only_ refreshed
+       by the application, not by callbacks.
+       
+      (this also solved Motion+ connection and disabling failures).
+      
+    + added new change event 'CONNECTED'
+    
+      the demo previously used callbacks to set most of its report types, but
+       it also set them once shortly after connecting the wiimote, and this could
+       cause it to set the wrong one, breaking extension data.  Instead it now
+       uses the CONNECTED event in the callback.  It's best to only set these
+       in one place.
+       
+1.15 RC:
+    + fixed missing Balance Board calibration values for the 34kg category
+       (thanks Benjamin Lassort).
+    
+    + fixed Wiimote disconnecting in certain scenarios (ReportType wasn't
+       initialised, and this could sometimes be sent to the 'mote, causing
+       it to disconnect - thanks Robert Xiao).
+       
+    + minor changes to support Robert Xiao's WiiYourself! Python Wrapper!
+      (next release).
+
+1.14 BETA:
+	  - added new state & callback event: bBatteryDrained / BATTERY_DRAINED
+	     this is sent went the wiimote signals that the batteries are nearly
+	     empty.
+	  - added MotionPlus extension events (ie. for extensions plugged into it):
+	  	  MOTIONPLUS_EXTENSION_CONNECTED
+	  	  MOTIONPLUS_EXTENSION_DISCONNECTED
+	  	 wiimote::MotionPlusHasExtension()
+	  	 wiimote::DisableMotionPlus()
+	  	 wiimote::EnableMotionPlus()
+         
+         (apps can now decide if they want to disable the MotionPlus to read the
+         extension instead, see demo for an example)
+         
+         ** however **, MotionPlus disabling isn't reliable at the moment (it
+         rarely works), and so extension connected to an already enabled plus
+         rarely are activated.  Could use some help on this one.
+	     
+1.13 BETA:
+      + ** BALANCE BOARDS no longer require setting a report type! **
+        there is only one type for it, and this is now set automatically.
+        
+      + 'At Rest' offset removal added (currently only for Balance Boards).
+         this reads the current analogue sensor values after a Connect() call,
+         and then subtracts them from future values, to remove any unwanted
+         offsets (currently ~ +- 0-2.5kg with Balance Boards).  'raw' values
+         are not affected.
+         
+         If the device was not at rest during Connect(), then the app can
+          remove the current offsets manually via CalibrateAtRest().
+          
+      + ** PRELIMINARY MOTION PLUS SUPPORT! **
+      
+        Motion Plus does not report itself until queried, so it's currently
+        queried every second.  If detected, it is activated and is reported
+        like any other extension.  Note that extensions plugged into the
+        MotionPlus itself can't currently be used at the same time (it's not
+        known if this is even possible).  Right now you need to unplug the
+        MotionPlus to use another extension (I will add some way to toggle
+        the MotionPlus so that another extensions becomes available again)
+        in the next release.
+        
+        According to this interview with the MotionPlus designers
+        
+        there are two gyro sensitivity modes, but this has not been reverse
+        engineered yet.  Also I'm not 100% certain of the correctness of the
+        values (although they seem right), or their actual scale (ie. how many
+        degrees rotations per second do the float values actually represent)?
+        
+      + the Demo has been updated for both devices.
+      + ReadMe has been updated with new relevant info.
+        
+1.12 BETA:
+      + ** REMOVED ALL LIBRARY PROJECTS **
+         instead just add wiimote.cpp to your application and include the header
+         as before (this removes all build/project related-problems, like matching
+         the runtime/Unicode settings etc).
+      
+      + Balance Board is now working (thanks to Akihiko's donation of a board!)
+      + added wiimote::IsBalanceBoard() (Balance Boards are detected as wiimotes
+         with a permanent BALANCE_BOARD extension).
+         NOTE: Balance Boards require the IN_BUTTONS_BALANCE_BOARD report type
+               (see demo).
+      + changed some of the wiimote_state extension enums to ID a wider variety.
+      + no more invalid acceleration values from devices that don't support it.
+      + fixed some project settings.
+      
+1.11 BETA:
+      + new way to detect extensions (supposedly works on all of them, including
+         wireless Nunchuks) - only tested on stock Nunchuk.
+      + longer sleep after SetReportType (may help data not being reported).
+
+1.1 BETA:
+      + beta Balance Board support!
+      + better MinGW support:  (thanks Elmo)
+          adds functional _ASSERT/TRACE/WARN/DEEP_TRACE macros
+          non-MSYS dependent build option via 'make_mingw.bat'.
+          Demo builds & works under MinGW.
+      + directory reorganisation:
+            - Each compiler has own project dir (VC2005/VC2005/MinGW),
+              and equivialent lib/ sudir.
+      + now ships with working VC2005 SP1 / VC2008 / MinGW libraries
+         (and MinGW DLL).
+      + library now compiles on Borland (thanks Griff) - demo may not.
+
+1.01a: (1.01 had incorrect version defines)
+      + extensions now work when already connected before Connect(),
+         & also when an EXT SetReportType() is used initially.
+      + ** renamed wiimote_state::IR::dot::bVisible to 'bVisible'. **
+      + Disconnect() now waits for its threads to exit.
+      +  made TRACE/WARN macros VC2005+ specific (as earlier VC versions don't
+         support variable arg macros).
+      + corrected wiimote.h Connect() comments (wiimote selection is 1-based,
+         not 0-based)
+
+1.00:
+    + ** major bug fix, write buffer was abused. ** might have caused various
+         problems.
+    + ** added delay to EnableIR(), fixed IR init problems for those that
+         had them (thanks Cameron) **.  if you had to use your own delays
+         to get things to work, try removing them now.
+    + wiimote_state::classic_controller::buttons::TriggerL() / R were reversed
+       (thanks Vico).
+    + patch & Makefile for MSYS / MinGW (thanks Dario).
+    + updated ReadMe.
+
+0.99b:
+    + added support for the Guitar Hero controller (thanks Morgan).
+       It's just a Classic Controller with a different ID and is read the same,
+       but can be differentiated via wiimote_state::extension_type::CLASSIC_GUITAR.
+
+0.96b:
+    + fix ClassicButtonNameFromBit[]
+    + fix WIIYOURSELF_VERSION_MINOR2
+
+0.95b:
+    + Classic Controller button fixes (thanks Farshid).
+    + sightly longer Sleep() in Reset() - hopefully fixes some reports of
+       wiimote acceleration values not working.
+    
+0.94b:
+    + deadzones weren't working.
+    
+0.93b:
+    + ** compiled libs are now stored in /libs **
+    + ** up to 4 dots are now available in every IR mode **
+    + some 'state_change_flags' weren't quite generated correctly.
+    - removed 'wiimote_state::polling' flags (redundant, flags are already
+       returned via RefreshState()).
+    + various internal improvements
+    
+0.92b:
+    ** Polling changes **
+      - now need to call RefreshState() once before each polling pass (see
+         header comments & demo). this was done to synchronise the threaded
+         state updates, so that data integrity is guaranteed.
+    ** Callback changes **
+      - combined 'wiimote_state_changed' and 'extension_state_changed' flags
+         into 'state_change_flags
+      - removed 'ExtensionChangedCallback' (only a single callback is used now)
+      - added 'CallbackTriggerFlags' to minimize callback overhead
+       (see header comments & demo)
+    + added Reset() (see header comments)
+    + button mask TRIGGER is now _B
+    
+    Demo: removed 'wiimote2' line (debug leftover)
+
+0.82b:
+    ** code/demo failed pre-XP (HID writes require XP+).  code now detects
+        HID write support dynamically. **
+    + tidied code & surpressed redundant warning (or just enable C++ exceptions).
+    + Improved debug output (mainly DEEP_TRACE)
+    + Connect() can now take (and defaults to) 'FIRST_AVAILABLE' as the wiimote
+      index (see header comments).
+    + 'wiimote_sample' is now auto-cleared on construction
+    + Adjusted max 'theoretical' raw IR coord values (1023x767) to largest
+       actually observed, to output full 0-1 float range.
+    + **Inverted** IR X float coord to match traditional 'left = 0' convention
+       (raw coords unaffected for now).
+    + Added state recording ability to aid state/motion analysis.  See RecordState();
+    - removed RequestBatteryUpdate() (battery level is now periodically refreshed)
+    - disabled ...CALIBRATION_CHANGED flags (not useful)
+    
+    Demo  : should now work pre-XP.
+    ReadMe: added Wiimote/PC installation notes (MS stack is especially tricky).
+
+0.81b:
+    + connection loss is now detected (via failed writes)
+      + ConnectionWasLost() added
+    + report modes renamed for clarity.
+    + Connect(): added 'force_hidwrites' (for testing only).
+    + Extension connections now seem to be reliable.
+    + Battery is now periodically refreshed (also used for loss detection)
+    + 'BatteryRaw' was set incorrectly
+    + added 'wiimote::ClassicButtonNameFromBit[]'
+
+    + Demo   : Classic Controller data shown.
+    + Demo   : IR dot sizes now reported when possible (only if extension 
+               data isn't requested as they're not available then).
+            
+    + License: 'no harm' clause added.
+    + ReadMe : added build notes etc.
+
+0.1b:
+    First release.
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diff --git a/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/License.txt b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/License.txt
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+____________________________________________________________
+
+  - WiiYourself! - native C++ Wiimote library  v1.15
+    (c) gl.tter 2007-10 - http://gl.tter.org
+____________________________________________________________
+
+ LICENSE:  My Wiimote library is free for any use (including
+            commercial), with the following conditions:
+
+1) You may not use it to harm anyone, directly or
+    indirectly. * this includes, but is not limited to, any
+    kind of direct or indirect MILITARY use or related
+    research *
+   
+   (but bruising egos is fine ;).
+   
+2) Any distribution in binary form (ie. linked with your
+   program) must include the following text in your
+   distribiutions's documentation (ReadMe file, help file,
+   About box and/or splash screen):
+
+   "contains WiiYourself! wiimote code by gl.tter
+    http://gl.tter.org"
+
+3) Any distribution in source code form must keep all my
+   copyright notices intact unmodified (you can add to
+   them if you've made changes), and must include this
+   license text (either include this file in your
+   distribution, or paste its contents into your 
+   distribution's own licence file).
+
+4) You may not use the code to produce a competing
+    library, unless you rewrite all of it considerably
+    (for example to convert it to another language, but
+    you need to contact me for written permission first).
+  
+   Instead please contribute new features, fixes and ideas
+    to my mailining list (see ReadMe.txt).
+__
+
+gl.tter  (http://gl.tter.org | glATr-i-lDOTnet)
+
diff --git a/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/ReadMe.txt b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/ReadMe.txt
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+__________________________________________________________________
+
+     - WiiYourself! - native C++ Wiimote library  v1.15
+       (c) gl.tter 2007-10 - http://gl.tter.org
+__________________________________________________________________
+
+This marks the likely-final release of my free & fully-featured
+ Wiimote native C++ library for Windows.
+
+Originally based on Brian Peek's 'Managed Wiimote Library'
+ (http://blogs.msdn.com/coding4fun/archive/2007/03/14/1879033.aspx)
+ I then rewrote and extended it considerably.
+
+There's no documentation - check Brian's article for a good
+overview and general 'Wiimote with Windows' info - but the
+source code has extensive comments, and the demo app should help
+you make sense of it all.  Any questions, join my mailing list
+(below).
+
+Check License.txt for the (few) conditions of use, and
+ History.txt for important changes from previous versions.
+_____
+
+Notes:
+
+  - the library consists only of wiimote.cpp & wiimote.h.  Simply add
+     them to your project and include the header.
+
+  - VC 2005 & 2008 projects, and a MSYS makefile for MinGW for the
+     demo program are included.
+  
+  -	for MSYS:
+        at the MSYS prompt type:  make -f Makefile.MSYS
+         (it will create a folder named MinGW whith the binaries
+          and proper folder structure)
+        
+  - The Windows Driver Development Kit (WDK or DDK) is required to
+     build (for the HID API).  It's a free download from MS page
+     (no need to register).  Currently it's found here (or search
+     for it on microsoft.com):
+  
+     'Windows Driver Kit (WDK) 7.1.0'
+     http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/DevTools/WDK/WDKpkg.mspx
+
+    Unfortunately it changes frequently so the instructions below
+     may be wrong or incomplete.  Google or ask on my mailing
+     list for help if needed:
+     
+        - add its 'inc' and 'inc/api' dirs to your include paths
+         (make sure they are *above* other paths, ie. searched first)
+        
+        - add its 'lib/win7/i386' dir to your library paths.
+     
+    You can also use earlier versions known as the 'DDK'.  The parts
+     of the HID API I use haven't changed in a long time.  These paths
+     are usually used:
+      
+        - add 'inc/wxp' dir to your include paths (*above* others)
+        - add 'lib/wxp/i386' to your library paths.
+      
+    Notes:
+      - do _not_ add any 'STL' paths from the WDK/DDK as they can cause
+         build problems.
+      - the order of your include paths can be important.  If you placed
+         them above the paths and are still getting compilation errors,
+         try moving them around.
+  
+  - The library is Unicode-ready via <tchar.h> (see demo project).
+  
+  - if you're not using VC you need to link with these libraries:
+        setupapi.lib
+        winmm.lib
+        hid.lib     (from the DDK)
+__________________________  
+
+Wiimote installation notes:
+  
+  The Wiimote needs to be 'paired' (Bluetooth connected) with the
+   PC before you can install/use it.  Pressing 1 & 2 simultaneously
+   puts it into 'discoverable' mode for a few seconds (LEDs will
+   flash - the number of LEDs reflects the battery level).
+   
+  It will be detected as 'Nintendo RVL-CNT-01'.
+     
+  Stack-specific instructions:
+
+  - Windows' built-in Bluetooth stack:
+
+    1) open up the Bluetooth control panel.
+    2) press _and hold_ 1 & 2 on the wiimote (LEDs flash) until the
+       installation is complete (otherwise the wiimote usually times
+       out half-way through the procedure, and although it may seem
+       to have installed it's never 'connected' and doesn't work).
+    3) add a new device - it should find it. don't use a password.
+    4) when the installation is fully complete, let go of 1&2. The
+       Bluetooth panel should now show it 'connected'.
+    
+    if something goes wrong you need to uninstall it and try again.
+    
+    if you un-pair the wiimote later (see below), it seems you need
+     to remove and install it all over again to get it to work (if you
+     know a workaround, let me know).
+       
+  - Toshiba stack:
+
+    straight forward, press 1 & 2 on the Wiimote (you don't need to
+    hold them if you're quick) and click 'New Connection'.
+    
+    once found, you can pair it anytime again by right-clicking its
+     device icon (and pressing 1 & 2 as before) - you can also set up
+     a desktop shortcut that enters discovery mode immediately.
+
+  - Widcomm stack:
+
+    1) Open 'My Bluetooth Places'.
+    2) Press and hold 1 & 2 (until the process is complete).
+    3) Click 'View Devices in Range'.
+    4) Wiimote is detected as Nintendo RVL-CNT-01.
+    5) Select it, then click 'Bluetooth Setup Wizard'.
+    5) Click 'Skip' (no password).
+    6) Now it should be connected (you can let go of 1 & 2).
+
+    Troubleshooting:
+        - the device seems to be connected but the Demo can't find it
+          (CreateFile() fails with error 5 'Access Denied'),
+     or - it disconnects almost immediately after connection
+     or - asks for a password a few seconds after connection
+
+     Try uninstalling all HID devices from Device Manager, and then
+      redetecting them with 'Scan for hardware changes' (I had all
+      these problems and that fixed it for me).
+
+  - Other stacks
+  
+    similar to the above (contribute instructions?)
+    
+  
+  - Disconnect/un-pair to save power (any stack):
+
+    hold the Wiimote Power button for a few seconds - it automatically
+    unpairs itself, re-enters pairing mode for a few seconds
+    (flashing LEDs), then times out and (effecively) switches off.
+
+__________________________  
+
+Balance Boards notes:
+
+  Balance Boards are installed using the same procedure as wiimotes, by
+   holding the 'Sync' button in the battery compartment.  The Bluetooth
+   stack detectes them as 'Nintendo RVL-WBC-01'.
+
+  They report to the library as wiimotes, with a permanent BALANCE_BOARD
+   extension.  They only have one button (A), and no IR/Acceleration/Rumble
+   or Speaker support.  There is only one supported 'report type' so the
+   library sets this automatically (see the demo for details).
+   
+   You can detect them with the wiimote::IsBalanceBoard() call.
+   
+   The boards tested so far all report up to ~ +-2.5KB weight offsets even
+    where there is no weight placed on them (ie. 'at rest').  It is unknown
+    if this is normal sensor inaccuracy/drift, or if the calibration values
+    read from the board are interpreted incorrectly.  For now the library
+    automatically subtracts the first incoming sensor values after a Connect()
+    call from all future non-raw values (the raw values are never modified).
+    
+    The offsets used are exposed in wiimote_state::balance_board::AtRestKG.
+   
+    - if the board wasn't at rest during the Connect() call these offsets
+       will be wrong - the app can measure them manually (when the board
+       is at rest) by calling  wiimote::CalibrateAtRest().
+
+__________________________  
+
+MotionPlus notes:
+
+  Once activated it's reported like any other extension, but needs to be
+   manually enabled (see demo for an example):
+      - Test first if it's connected via MotionPlusConnected()
+      - Then call EnableMotionPlus()
+      - It will then replace any other extension connected to it, unil you
+         disable the Motion+ again with DisableMotionPlus().
+   
+  The speed values are believed to be correct.  The calibration values are not
+   yet understood, so the data is currently uncalibrated.  
+   
+  Some technical details are mentioned in this interview with the MotionPlus
+   hardware/software engineers:
+   http://uk.wii.com/wii/en_GB/software/iwata_asks_motionplus_volume_1_2162.html#top
+   
+
+  * Special thanks to the guys at WiiBrew.org, and all contributing hackers *
+    for figuring out & documenting the wiimote protocols:
+    http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wiimote/Extension_Controllers#Wii_Motion_Plus
+   
+
+Sign up to the mailing list to stay in the loop, exchange ideas or help each
+ other out: http://gl.tter.org/mailman/listinfo/wiiyourself_gl.tter.org
+__
+
+gl.tter  (glATr-i-lDOTnet)
+
+
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+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
+<!DOCTYPE TS>
+<TS version="2.1" language="nl_NL">
+</TS>
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+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
+<!DOCTYPE TS>
+<TS version="2.1" language="ru_RU">
+</TS>
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+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
+<!DOCTYPE TS>
+<TS version="2.1">
+</TS>
diff --git a/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote.cpp b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote.cpp
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+// _______________________________________________________________________________
+//
+//	 - WiiYourself! - native C++ Wiimote library  v1.15
+//	  (c) gl.tter 2007-10 - http://gl.tter.org
+//
+//	  see License.txt for conditions of use.  see History.txt for change log.
+// _______________________________________________________________________________
+//
+//  wiimote.cpp  (tab = 4 spaces)
+
+// VC-specifics:
+#ifdef _MSC_VER 
+ // disable warning "C++ exception handler used, but unwind semantics are not enabled."
+ //				     in <xstring> (I don't use it - or just enable C++ exceptions)
+# pragma warning(disable: 4530)
+//  auto-link with the necessary libs
+# pragma comment(lib, "setupapi.lib")	
+# pragma comment(lib, "hid.lib")		// for HID API (from DDK)
+# pragma comment(lib, "winmm.lib")		// for timeGetTime()
+#endif // _MSC_VER
+
+#include "wiimote.h"
+#include <setupapi.h>
+extern "C" {
+# ifdef __MINGW32__
+#  include <ddk/hidsdi.h>// from WinDDK
+# else
+#  include <hidsdi.h>
+# endif
+}
+#include <sys/types.h>	// for _stat
+#include <sys/stat.h>	// "
+#include <process.h>	// for _beginthreadex()
+#ifdef __BORLANDC__
+# include <cmath.h>		// for orientation
+#else
+# include <math.h>		// "
+#endif
+#include <mmreg.h>		// for WAVEFORMATEXTENSIBLE
+#include <mmsystem.h>	// for timeGetTime()
+
+// apparently not defined in some compilers:
+#ifndef min
+# define min(a,b)	(((a) < (b)) ? (a) : (b))
+#endif
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// helpers
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+template<class T> inline T sign  (const T& val)  { return (val<0)? T(-1) : T(1); }
+template<class T> inline T square(const T& val)  { return val*val; }
+#define ARRAY_ENTRIES(array)	(sizeof(array)/sizeof(array[0]))
+
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//  Tracing & Debugging
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+#define PREFIX	_T("WiiYourself! : ")
+
+// comment these to auto-strip their code from the library:
+//  (they currently use OutputDebugString() via _TRACE() - change to suit)
+#if (_MSC_VER >= 1400) // VC 2005+ (earlier versions don't support variable args)
+# define TRACE(fmt, ...) _TRACE(PREFIX          fmt          _T("\n"), __VA_ARGS__)
+# define WARN(fmt, ...)  _TRACE(PREFIX _T("* ") fmt _T(" *") _T("\n"), __VA_ARGS__)
+#elif defined(__MINGW32__)
+# define TRACE(fmt, ...) _TRACE(PREFIX          fmt          _T("\n") , ##__VA_ARGS__)
+# define WARN(fmt, ...)  _TRACE(PREFIX _T("* ") fmt _T(" *") _T("\n") , ##__VA_ARGS__)
+#endif
+// uncomment any of these for deeper debugging:
+//#define DEEP_TRACE(fmt, ...) _TRACE(PREFIX _T("|") fmt _T("\n"), __VA_ARGS__)    // VC 2005+
+//#define DEEP_TRACE(fmt, ...) _TRACE(PREFIX _T("|") fmt _T("\n") , ##__VA_ARGS__) // mingw
+//#define BEEP_DEBUG_READS
+//#define BEEP_DEBUG_WRITES
+//#define BEEP_ON_ORIENTATION_ESTIMATE
+//#define BEEP_ON_PERIODIC_STATUSREFRESH
+
+// internals: auto-strip code from the macros if they weren't defined
+#ifndef TRACE
+# define TRACE
+#endif
+#ifndef DEEP_TRACE
+# define DEEP_TRACE
+#endif
+#ifndef WARN
+# define WARN
+#endif
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+static void _cdecl _TRACE (const TCHAR* fmt, ...)
+	{
+	static TCHAR buffer[256];
+	if (!fmt) return;
+
+	va_list	 argptr;
+	va_start (argptr, fmt);
+#if (_MSC_VER >= 1400) // VC 2005+
+	_vsntprintf_s(buffer, ARRAY_ENTRIES(buffer), _TRUNCATE, fmt, argptr);
+#else
+	_vsntprintf  (buffer, ARRAY_ENTRIES(buffer),			 fmt, argptr);
+#endif
+	va_end (argptr);
+
+	OutputDebugString(buffer);
+	}
+
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+//  wiimote
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// class statics
+HMODULE		   wiimote::HidDLL				  = NULL;
+unsigned	   wiimote::_TotalCreated		  = 0;
+unsigned	   wiimote::_TotalConnected		  = 0;
+hidwrite_ptr   wiimote::_HidD_SetOutputReport = NULL;
+
+// (keep in sync with 'speaker_freq'):
+const unsigned wiimote::FreqLookup [TOTAL_FREQUENCIES] = 
+								{    0, 4200, 3920, 3640, 3360,
+								  3130,	2940, 2760, 2610, 2470 };
+
+const TCHAR*   wiimote::ButtonNameFromBit		 [TOTAL_BUTTON_BITS] =
+								{ _T("Left") , _T("Right"), _T("Down"), _T("Up"),
+								  _T("Plus") , _T("??")   , _T("??")  , _T("??") ,
+								  _T("Two")  , _T("One")  , _T("B")   , _T("A") ,
+								  _T("Minus"), _T("??")   , _T("??")  , _T("Home") };
+
+const TCHAR*   wiimote::ClassicButtonNameFromBit [TOTAL_BUTTON_BITS] =
+								{ _T("??")   , _T("TrigR")  , _T("Plus") , _T("Home"),
+								  _T("Minus"), _T("TrigL") , _T("Down") , _T("Right") ,
+								  _T("Up")   , _T("Left")   , _T("ZR")   , _T("X") ,
+								  _T("A")    , _T("Y")      , _T("B")    , _T("ZL") };
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+wiimote::wiimote ()
+	:
+	DataRead			 (CreateEvent(NULL, FALSE, FALSE, NULL)),
+	Handle				 (INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE),
+	ReportType			 (IN_BUTTONS),
+	bStatusReceived		 (false), // for output method detection
+	bConnectInProgress	 (true ),
+	bInitInProgress		 (false),
+	bEnablingMotionPlus	 (false),
+	bConnectionLost		 (false), // set if write fails after connection
+	bMotionPlusDetected	 (false),
+	bMotionPlusEnabled	 (false),
+	bMotionPlusExtension (false),
+	bCalibrateAtRest	 (false),
+	bUseHIDwrite		 (false), // if OS supports it
+	ChangedCallback		 (NULL),
+	CallbackTriggerFlags (CHANGED_ALL),
+	InternalChanged		 (NO_CHANGE),
+	CurrentSample		 (NULL),
+	HIDwriteThread		 (NULL),
+	ReadParseThread		 (NULL),
+	SampleThread		 (NULL),
+	AsyncRumbleThread	 (NULL),
+	AsyncRumbleTimeout	 (0),
+	UniqueID			 (0)	// not _guaranteed_ unique, see comments in header
+#ifdef ID2_FROM_DEVICEPATH		// (see comments in header)
+	// UniqueID2			 (0)	
+#endif
+	{
+	_ASSERT(DataRead != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE);
+				
+	// if this is the first wiimote object, detect & enable HID write support
+	if(++_TotalCreated == 1)
+		{
+		HidDLL = LoadLibrary(_T("hid.dll"));
+		_ASSERT(HidDLL);
+		if(!HidDLL)
+			WARN(_T("Couldn't load hid.dll - shouldn't happen!"));
+		else{
+			_HidD_SetOutputReport = (hidwrite_ptr)
+									GetProcAddress(HidDLL, "HidD_SetOutputReport");
+			if(_HidD_SetOutputReport)
+				TRACE(_T("OS supports HID writes."));
+			else
+				TRACE(_T("OS doesn't support HID writes."));
+			}
+		}
+
+	// clear our public and private state data completely (including deadzones)
+	Clear		  (true);
+	Internal.Clear(true);
+
+	// and the state recording vars
+	memset(&Recording, 0, sizeof(Recording));
+
+	// for overlapped IO (Read/WriteFile)
+	memset(&Overlapped, 0, sizeof(Overlapped));
+	Overlapped.hEvent	  = DataRead;
+	Overlapped.Offset	  =
+	Overlapped.OffsetHigh = 0;
+
+	// for async HID output method
+	InitializeCriticalSection(&HIDwriteQueueLock);
+	// for polling
+	InitializeCriticalSection(&StateLock);
+
+	// request millisecond timer accuracy
+	timeBeginPeriod(1);		
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+wiimote::~wiimote ()
+	{
+	Disconnect();
+
+	// events & critical sections are kept open for the lifetime of the object,
+	//  so tidy them up here:
+	if(DataRead != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
+		CloseHandle(DataRead);
+
+	DeleteCriticalSection(&HIDwriteQueueLock);
+	DeleteCriticalSection(&StateLock);
+
+	// tidy up timer accuracy request
+	timeEndPeriod(1);		
+
+	// release HID DLL (for dynamic HID write method)
+	if((--_TotalCreated == 0) && HidDLL)
+		{
+		FreeLibrary(HidDLL);
+		HidDLL				  = NULL;
+		_HidD_SetOutputReport = NULL;
+		}
+	}
+
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::Connect (unsigned wiimote_index, bool force_hidwrites)
+	{
+	if(wiimote_index == FIRST_AVAILABLE)
+		TRACE(_T("Connecting first available Wiimote:"));
+	else
+		TRACE(_T("Connecting Wiimote %u:"), wiimote_index);
+
+	// auto-disconnect if user is being naughty
+	if(IsConnected())
+		Disconnect();
+
+	// get the GUID of the HID class
+	GUID guid;
+	HidD_GetHidGuid(&guid);
+
+	// get a handle to all devices that are part of the HID class
+	// Brian: Fun fact:  DIGCF_PRESENT worked on my machine just fine.  I reinstalled
+	//   Vista, and now it no longer finds the Wiimote with that parameter enabled...
+	HDEVINFO dev_info = SetupDiGetClassDevs(&guid, NULL, NULL, DIGCF_DEVICEINTERFACE);// | DIGCF_PRESENT);
+	if(!dev_info) {
+		WARN(_T("couldn't get device info"));
+		return false;
+		}
+
+	// enumerate the devices
+	SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA didata;
+	didata.cbSize = sizeof(didata);
+	
+	unsigned index			= 0;
+	unsigned wiimotes_found = 0;
+	while(SetupDiEnumDeviceInterfaces(dev_info, NULL, &guid, index, &didata))
+		{
+		// get the buffer size for this device detail instance
+		DWORD req_size = 0;
+		SetupDiGetDeviceInterfaceDetail(dev_info, &didata, NULL, 0, &req_size, NULL);
+
+		// (bizarre way of doing it) create a buffer large enough to hold the
+		//  fixed-size detail struct components, and the variable string size
+		SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DETAIL_DATA *didetail =
+								(SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DETAIL_DATA*) new BYTE[req_size];
+		_ASSERT(didetail);
+		didetail->cbSize = sizeof(SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DETAIL_DATA);
+
+		// now actually get the detail struct
+		if(!SetupDiGetDeviceInterfaceDetail(dev_info, &didata, didetail,
+											req_size, &req_size, NULL)) {
+			WARN(_T("couldn't get devinterface info for %u"), index);
+			break;
+			}
+
+		// open a shared handle to the device to query it (this will succeed even
+		//  if the wiimote is already Connect()'ed)
+		DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. querying device %s"), didetail->DevicePath);
+		Handle = CreateFile(didetail->DevicePath, 0, FILE_SHARE_READ|FILE_SHARE_WRITE,
+												  NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, 0, NULL);
+		if(Handle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".... failed with err %x (probably harmless)."), 
+					   GetLastError());
+			goto skip;
+			}
+	
+		// get the device attributes
+		HIDD_ATTRIBUTES attrib;
+		attrib.Size = sizeof(attrib);
+		if(HidD_GetAttributes(Handle, &attrib))
+			{
+			// is this a wiimote?
+			if((attrib.VendorID != VID) || (attrib.ProductID != PID))
+				goto skip;
+
+			// yes, but is it the one we're interested in?
+			++wiimotes_found;
+			if((wiimote_index != FIRST_AVAILABLE) &&
+			   (wiimote_index != wiimotes_found))
+				goto skip;
+
+			// the wiimote is installed, but it may not be currently paired:
+			if(wiimote_index == FIRST_AVAILABLE)
+				TRACE(_T(".. opening Wiimote %u:"), wiimotes_found);
+			else
+				TRACE(_T(".. opening:"));
+
+
+			// re-open the handle, but this time we don't allow write sharing
+			//  (that way subsequent calls can still _discover_ wiimotes above, but
+			//   will correctly fail here if they're already connected)
+			CloseHandle(Handle);
+			
+			// note this also means that if another application has already opened
+			//  the device, the library can no longer connect it (this may happen
+			//  with software that enumerates all joysticks in the system, because
+			//  even though the wiimote is not a standard joystick (and can't
+			//  be read as such), it unfortunately announces itself to the OS
+			//  as one.  The SDL library was known to do grab wiimotes like this.
+			//  If you cannot stop the application from doing it, you may change the
+			//  call below to open the device in full shared mode - but then the
+			//  library can no longer detect if you've already connected a device
+			//  and will allow you to connect it twice!  So be careful ...
+			Handle = CreateFile(didetail->DevicePath, GENERIC_READ|GENERIC_WRITE,
+													FILE_SHARE_READ| FILE_SHARE_WRITE,
+													NULL, OPEN_EXISTING,
+													FILE_FLAG_OVERLAPPED, NULL);
+			if(Handle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
+				TRACE(_T(".... failed with err %x"), GetLastError());
+				goto skip;
+				}
+
+			// clear the wiimote state & buffers
+			Clear		  (false);		// preserves existing deadzones
+			Internal.Clear(false);		// "
+			InternalChanged = NO_CHANGE;
+			memset(ReadBuff , 0, sizeof(ReadBuff));
+			bConnectionLost	   = false;
+			bConnectInProgress = true; // don't parse extensions or request regular
+									   //  updates until complete
+			// enable async reading
+			BeginAsyncRead();
+
+			// autodetect which write method the Bluetooth stack supports,
+			//  by requesting the wiimote status report:
+			if(force_hidwrites && !_HidD_SetOutputReport) {
+				TRACE(_T(".. can't force HID writes (not supported)"));
+				force_hidwrites = false;
+				}
+
+			if(force_hidwrites)
+				TRACE(_T(".. (HID writes forced)"));
+			else{
+				//  - try WriteFile() first as it's the most efficient (it uses
+				//     harware interrupts where possible and is async-capable):
+				bUseHIDwrite = false;
+				RequestStatusReport();
+				//  and wait for the report to arrive:
+				DWORD last_time = timeGetTime();
+				while(!bStatusReceived && ((timeGetTime()-last_time) < 500))
+					Sleep(10);
+				TRACE(_T(".. WriteFile() %s."), bStatusReceived? _T("succeeded") :
+																 _T("failed"));
+				}
+
+			// try HID write method (if supported)
+			if(!bStatusReceived && _HidD_SetOutputReport)
+				{
+				bUseHIDwrite = true;
+				RequestStatusReport();
+				// wait for the report to arrive:
+				DWORD last_time = timeGetTime();
+				while(!bStatusReceived && ((timeGetTime()-last_time) < 500))
+					Sleep(10);
+				// did we get it?
+				TRACE(_T(".. HID write %s."), bStatusReceived? _T("succeeded") :
+															   _T("failed"));
+				}
+
+			// still failed?
+			if(!bStatusReceived) {
+				WARN(_T("output failed - wiimote is not connected (or confused)."));
+				Disconnect();
+				goto skip;
+				}
+
+//Sleep(500);
+			// reset it
+			Reset();
+
+			// read the wiimote calibration info
+			ReadCalibration();
+
+			// allow the result(s) to come in (so that the caller can immediately test
+			//  MotionPlusConnected()
+			Sleep(300); // note, don't need it on my system, better to be safe though
+
+			// connected succesfully:
+			_TotalConnected++;
+
+			// use the first incomding analogue sensor values as the 'at rest'
+			//  offsets (only supports the Balance Board currently)
+			bCalibrateAtRest = true;
+
+			// refresh the public state from the internal one (so that everything
+			//  is available straight away
+			RefreshState();
+
+			// attempt to construct a unique hardware ID from the calibration
+			//  data bytes (this is obviously not guaranteed to be unique across
+			//  all devices, but may work fairly well in practice... ?)
+			memcpy(&UniqueID, &CalibrationInfo, sizeof(CalibrationInfo));
+
+			_ASSERT(UniqueID != 0); // if this fires, the calibration data didn't
+									//  arrive - this shouldn't happen
+
+#ifdef ID2_FROM_DEVICEPATH		// (see comments in header)
+			// create a 2nd alternative id by simply adding all the characters
+			//  in the device path to create a single number
+			UniqueID2 = 0;
+			for(unsigned index=0; index<_tcslen(didetail->DevicePath); index++)
+				UniqueID2 += didetail->DevicePath[index];
+#endif
+			// and show when we want to trigger the next periodic status request
+			//  (for battery level and connection loss detection)
+			NextStatusTime		= timeGetTime() + REQUEST_STATUS_EVERY_MS;
+			NextMPlusDetectTime = timeGetTime() + DETECT_MPLUS_EVERY_MS;
+			MPlusDetectCount	= DETECT_MPLUS_COUNT;
+
+			// tidy up
+			delete[] (BYTE*)didetail;
+			break;
+			}
+skip:
+		// tidy up
+		delete[] (BYTE*)didetail;
+
+		if(Handle != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
+			CloseHandle(Handle);
+			Handle = INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE;
+			}
+		// if this was the specified wiimote index, abort
+		if((wiimote_index != FIRST_AVAILABLE) &&
+		   (wiimote_index == (wiimotes_found-1)))
+		   break;
+
+		index++;
+		}
+
+	// clean up our list
+	SetupDiDestroyDeviceInfoList(dev_info);
+
+	bConnectInProgress = false;
+	if(IsConnected()) {
+		TRACE(_T(".. connected!"));
+		// notify the callbacks (if requested to do so)
+		if(CallbackTriggerFlags & CONNECTED)
+			{
+			ChangedNotifier(CONNECTED, Internal);
+			if(ChangedCallback)
+				ChangedCallback(*this, CONNECTED, Internal);
+			}
+		return true;
+		}
+	TRACE(_T(".. connection failed."));
+	return false;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::CalibrateAtRest ()
+	{
+	_ASSERT(IsConnected());
+	if(!IsConnected())
+		return;
+
+	// the app calls this to remove 'at rest' offsets from the analogue sensor
+	//  values (currently only works for the Balance Board):
+	if(IsBalanceBoard()) {
+		TRACE(_T(".. removing 'at rest' BBoard offsets."));
+		Internal.BalanceBoard.AtRestKg = Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg;
+		RefreshState();
+		}
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::Disconnect ()
+	{
+	if(Handle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
+		return;
+
+	TRACE(_T("Disconnect()."));
+	
+	if(IsConnected())
+		{
+		_ASSERT(_TotalConnected > 0); // sanity
+		_TotalConnected--;
+		
+		if(!bConnectionLost)
+			Reset();
+		}
+
+	CloseHandle(Handle);
+	Handle = INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE;
+	UniqueID  = 0;
+#ifdef ID2_FROM_DEVICEPATH		// (see comments in header)
+	UniqueID2 = 0;
+#endif
+
+	// close the read thread
+	if(ReadParseThread) {
+		// unblock it so it can realise we're closing and exit straight away
+		SetEvent(DataRead);
+		WaitForSingleObject(ReadParseThread, 3000);
+		CloseHandle(ReadParseThread);
+		ReadParseThread	= NULL;
+		}
+	// close the rumble thread
+	if(AsyncRumbleThread) {
+		WaitForSingleObject(AsyncRumbleThread, 3000);
+		CloseHandle(AsyncRumbleThread);
+		AsyncRumbleThread  = NULL;
+		AsyncRumbleTimeout = 0;
+		}
+	// and the sample streaming thread
+	if(SampleThread) {
+		WaitForSingleObject(SampleThread, 3000);
+		CloseHandle(SampleThread);
+		SampleThread = NULL;
+		}
+
+#ifndef USE_DYNAMIC_HIDQUEUE
+	HID.Deallocate();
+#endif
+
+	bStatusReceived = false;
+
+	// and clear the state
+	Clear		  (false); // (preserves deadzones)
+	Internal.Clear(false); // "
+	InternalChanged = NO_CHANGE;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::Reset ()
+	{
+	TRACE(_T("Resetting wiimote."));
+	
+	if(bMotionPlusEnabled)
+		DisableMotionPlus();
+
+	// stop updates (by setting report type to non-continuous, buttons-only)
+	if(IsBalanceBoard())
+		SetReportType(IN_BUTTONS_BALANCE_BOARD, false);
+	else
+		SetReportType(IN_BUTTONS, false);
+
+	SetRumble	 (false);
+	SetLEDs		 (0x00);
+//	MuteSpeaker  (true);
+	EnableSpeaker(false);
+
+	Sleep(150); // avoids loosing the extension calibration data on Connect()
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+unsigned __stdcall wiimote::ReadParseThreadfunc (void* param)
+	{
+	// this thread waits for the async ReadFile() to deliver data & parses it.
+	//  it also requests periodic status updates, deals with connection loss
+	//  and ends state recordings with a specific duration:
+	_ASSERT(param);
+	wiimote    &remote	   = *(wiimote*)param;
+	OVERLAPPED &overlapped = remote.Overlapped;
+	unsigned exit_code	   = 0; // (success)
+
+	while(1)
+		{
+		// wait until the overlapped read completes, or the timeout is reached:
+		DWORD wait = WaitForSingleObject(overlapped.hEvent, 500);
+
+		// before we deal with the result, let's do some housekeeping:
+
+		//  if we were recently Disconect()ed, exit now
+		if(remote.Handle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T("read thread: wiimote was disconnected"));
+			break;
+			}
+		//  ditto if the connection was lost (eg. through a failed write)
+		if(remote.bConnectionLost)
+			{
+connection_lost:
+			TRACE(_T("read thread: connection to wiimote was lost"));
+			remote.Disconnect();
+			remote.InternalChanged = (state_change_flags)
+								(remote.InternalChanged | CONNECTION_LOST);
+			// report via the callback (if any)
+			if(remote.CallbackTriggerFlags & CONNECTION_LOST)
+				{
+				remote.ChangedNotifier(CONNECTION_LOST, remote.Internal);
+				if(remote.ChangedCallback)
+					remote.ChangedCallback(remote, CONNECTION_LOST, remote.Internal);
+				}
+			break;
+			}
+
+		DWORD time = timeGetTime();
+		//  periodic events (but not if we're streaming audio,
+		//					 we don't want to cause a glitch)
+		if(remote.IsConnected() && !remote.bInitInProgress &&
+		   !remote.IsPlayingAudio())
+			{
+			// status request due? 
+			if(time > remote.NextStatusTime)
+				{
+#ifdef BEEP_ON_PERIODIC_STATUSREFRESH
+				Beep(2000,50);
+#endif
+				remote.RequestStatusReport();
+				// and schedule the next one
+				remote.NextStatusTime = time + REQUEST_STATUS_EVERY_MS;
+				}
+			// motion plus detection due?
+			if(!remote.IsBalanceBoard()		&&
+//			   !remote.bConnectInProgress   &&
+			   !remote.bMotionPlusExtension &&
+			   (remote.Internal.ExtensionType != MOTION_PLUS) &&
+			   (remote.Internal.ExtensionType != PARTIALLY_INSERTED) &&
+			   (time > remote.NextMPlusDetectTime))
+				{
+				remote.DetectMotionPlusExtensionAsync();
+				// we try several times in quick succession before the next
+				//  delay:
+				if(--remote.MPlusDetectCount == 0) {
+					remote.NextMPlusDetectTime = time + DETECT_MPLUS_EVERY_MS;
+					remote.MPlusDetectCount    = DETECT_MPLUS_COUNT;
+#ifdef _DEBUG
+					TRACE(_T("--"));
+#endif
+					}
+				}
+			}
+
+		//  if we're state recording and have reached the specified duration, stop
+		if(remote.Recording.bEnabled && (remote.Recording.EndTimeMS != UNTIL_STOP) &&
+		   (time >= remote.Recording.EndTimeMS))
+		   remote.Recording.bEnabled = false;
+
+		// now handle the wait result:
+		//  did the wait time out?
+		if(wait == WAIT_TIMEOUT) {
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T("read thread: timed out"));
+			continue; // wait again
+			}
+		//  did an error occurr?
+		if(wait != WAIT_OBJECT_0) {
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T("read thread: error waiting!"));
+			remote.bConnectionLost = true;
+			// deal with it straight away to avoid a longer delay
+			goto connection_lost;
+			}
+	
+		// data was received:
+#ifdef BEEP_DEBUG_READS
+		Beep(500,1);
+#endif
+		DWORD read = 0;
+		//  get the data read result
+		GetOverlappedResult(remote.Handle, &overlapped, &read, TRUE);
+		//  if we read data, parse it
+		if(read) {
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T("read thread: parsing data"));
+			remote.OnReadData(read);
+			}
+		else
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T("read thread: didn't get any data??"));
+		}
+
+	TRACE(_T("(ending read thread)"));
+#ifdef BEEP_DEBUG_READS
+	if(exit_code != 0)
+		Beep(200,1000);
+#endif
+	return exit_code;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::BeginAsyncRead ()
+	{
+	// (this is also called before we're fully connected)
+	if(Handle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
+		return false;
+
+	DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. starting async read"));
+#ifdef BEEP_DEBUG_READS
+	Beep(1000,1);
+#endif
+
+	DWORD read;
+	if (!ReadFile(Handle, ReadBuff, REPORT_LENGTH, &read, &Overlapped)) {
+		DWORD err = GetLastError();
+		if(err != ERROR_IO_PENDING) {
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".... ** ReadFile() failed! **"));
+			return false;
+			}
+		}
+
+	// launch the completion wait/callback thread
+	if(!ReadParseThread) {
+		ReadParseThread = (HANDLE)_beginthreadex(NULL, 0, ReadParseThreadfunc,
+												 this, 0, NULL);
+		DEEP_TRACE(_T(".... creating read thread"));
+		_ASSERT(ReadParseThread);
+		if(!ReadParseThread)
+			return false;
+		SetThreadPriority(ReadParseThread, WORKER_THREAD_PRIORITY);
+		}
+
+	// if ReadFile completed while we called, signal the thread to proceed
+	if(read) {
+		DEEP_TRACE(_T(".... got data right away"));
+		SetEvent(DataRead);
+		}
+	return true;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::OnReadData (DWORD bytes_read)
+	{
+	_ASSERT(bytes_read == REPORT_LENGTH);
+
+	// copy our input buffer
+	BYTE buff [REPORT_LENGTH];
+	memcpy(buff, ReadBuff, bytes_read);
+
+	// start reading again
+	BeginAsyncRead();
+
+	// parse it
+	ParseInput(buff);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::SetReportType (input_report type, bool continuous)
+	{
+	_ASSERT(IsConnected());
+	if(!IsConnected())
+		return;
+
+	// the balance board only uses one type of report
+	_ASSERT(!IsBalanceBoard() || type == IN_BUTTONS_BALANCE_BOARD);
+	if(IsBalanceBoard() && (type != IN_BUTTONS_BALANCE_BOARD))
+		return;
+
+#ifdef TRACE
+	#define TYPE2NAME(_type)	(type==_type)? _T(#_type)
+	const TCHAR* name = TYPE2NAME(IN_BUTTONS)				:
+						TYPE2NAME(IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_IR)		:
+						TYPE2NAME(IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_EXT)		:
+						TYPE2NAME(IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_IR_EXT)	:
+						TYPE2NAME(IN_BUTTONS_BALANCE_BOARD) :
+						_T("(unknown??)");
+	TRACE(_T("ReportType: %s (%s)"), name, (continuous? _T("continuous") :
+														_T("non-continuous")));
+#endif
+	ReportType = type;
+
+	switch(type)
+		{
+		case IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_IR:
+			EnableIR(wiimote_state::ir::EXTENDED);
+			break;
+		case IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_IR_EXT:
+			EnableIR(wiimote_state::ir::BASIC);
+			break;
+		default:
+			DisableIR();
+			break;
+		}
+
+	BYTE buff [REPORT_LENGTH] = {0};
+	buff[0] = OUT_TYPE;
+	buff[1] = (continuous ? 0x04 : 0x00) | GetRumbleBit();
+	buff[2] = (BYTE)type;
+	WriteReport(buff);
+//	Sleep(15);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::SetLEDs (BYTE led_bits)
+	{
+	_ASSERT(IsConnected());
+	if(!IsConnected() || bInitInProgress)
+		return;
+
+	_ASSERT(led_bits <= 0x0f);
+	led_bits &= 0xf;
+	
+	BYTE buff [REPORT_LENGTH] = {0};
+	buff[0] = OUT_LEDs;
+	buff[1] = (led_bits<<4) | GetRumbleBit();
+	WriteReport(buff);
+
+	Internal.LED.Bits = led_bits;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::SetRumble (bool on)
+	{
+	_ASSERT(IsConnected());
+	if(!IsConnected())
+		return;
+
+	if(Internal.bRumble == on)
+		return;
+
+	Internal.bRumble = on;
+
+	// if we're streaming audio, we don't need to send a report (sending it makes
+	// the audio glitch, and the rumble bit is sent with every report anyway)
+	if(IsPlayingAudio())
+		return;
+
+	BYTE buff [REPORT_LENGTH] = {0};
+	buff[0] = OUT_STATUS;
+	buff[1] = on? 0x01 : 0x00;
+	WriteReport(buff);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+unsigned __stdcall wiimote::AsyncRumbleThreadfunc (void* param)
+	{
+	// auto-disables rumble after x milliseconds:
+	_ASSERT(param);
+	wiimote &remote = *(wiimote*)param;
+	
+	while(remote.IsConnected())
+		{
+		if(remote.AsyncRumbleTimeout)
+			{
+			DWORD current_time = timeGetTime();
+			if(current_time >= remote.AsyncRumbleTimeout)
+				{
+				if(remote.Internal.bRumble)
+					remote.SetRumble(false);
+				remote.AsyncRumbleTimeout = 0;
+				}
+			Sleep(1);
+			}
+		else
+			Sleep(4);
+		}
+	return 0;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::RumbleForAsync (unsigned milliseconds)
+	{
+	// rumble for a fixed amount of time
+	_ASSERT(IsConnected());
+	if(!IsConnected())
+		return;
+
+	SetRumble(true);
+
+	// show how long thread should wait to disable rumble again
+	// (it it's currently rumbling it will just extend the time)
+	AsyncRumbleTimeout = timeGetTime() + milliseconds;
+
+	// create the thread?
+	if(AsyncRumbleThread)
+		return;
+
+	AsyncRumbleThread = (HANDLE)_beginthreadex(NULL, 0, AsyncRumbleThreadfunc, this,
+											   0, NULL);
+	_ASSERT(AsyncRumbleThread);
+	if(!AsyncRumbleThread) {
+		WARN(_T("couldn't create rumble thread!"));
+		return;
+		}
+	SetThreadPriority(AsyncRumbleThread, WORKER_THREAD_PRIORITY);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::RequestStatusReport ()
+	{
+	// (this can be called before we're fully connected)
+	_ASSERT(Handle != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE);
+	if(Handle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
+		return;
+
+	BYTE buff [REPORT_LENGTH] = {0};
+	buff[0] = OUT_STATUS;
+	buff[1] = GetRumbleBit();
+	WriteReport(buff);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::ReadAddress (int address, short size)
+	{
+	// asynchronous
+	BYTE buff [REPORT_LENGTH] = {0};
+	buff[0] = OUT_READMEMORY;
+	buff[1] = (BYTE)(((address & 0xff000000) >> 24) | GetRumbleBit());
+	buff[2] = (BYTE)( (address & 0x00ff0000) >> 16);
+	buff[3] = (BYTE)( (address & 0x0000ff00) >>  8);
+	buff[4] = (BYTE)( (address & 0x000000ff));
+	buff[5] = (BYTE)( (size	   & 0xff00	   ) >>  8);
+	buff[6] = (BYTE)( (size	   & 0xff));
+	return WriteReport(buff);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::WriteData (int address, BYTE size, const BYTE* buff)
+	{
+	// asynchronous
+	BYTE write [REPORT_LENGTH] = {0};
+	write[0] = OUT_WRITEMEMORY;
+	write[1] = (BYTE)(((address & 0xff000000) >> 24) | GetRumbleBit());
+	write[2] = (BYTE)( (address & 0x00ff0000) >> 16);
+	write[3] = (BYTE)( (address & 0x0000ff00) >>  8);
+	write[4] = (BYTE)( (address & 0x000000ff));
+	write[5] = size;
+	memcpy(write+6, buff, size);
+	WriteReport(write);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+int wiimote::ParseInput (BYTE* buff)
+	{
+	int changed = 0;
+
+	// lock our internal state (so RefreshState() is blocked until we're done
+	EnterCriticalSection(&StateLock);
+
+	switch(buff[0])
+		{
+		case IN_BUTTONS:
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. parsing buttons."));
+			changed |= ParseButtons(buff);
+			break;
+
+		case IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL:
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. parsing buttons/accel."));
+			changed |= ParseButtons(buff);
+			if(!IsBalanceBoard())
+				changed |= ParseAccel(buff);
+			break;
+
+		case IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_EXT:
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. parsing extenion/accel."));
+			changed |= ParseButtons(buff);
+			changed |= ParseExtension(buff, 6);
+			if(!IsBalanceBoard())
+				changed |= ParseAccel(buff);
+			break;
+
+		case IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_IR:
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. parsing ir/accel."));
+			changed |= ParseButtons(buff);
+			if(!IsBalanceBoard()) {
+				changed |= ParseAccel(buff);
+				changed |= ParseIR(buff);
+				}
+			break;
+
+		case IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_IR_EXT:
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. parsing ir/extenion/accel."));
+			changed |= ParseButtons(buff);
+			changed |= ParseExtension(buff, 16);
+			if(!IsBalanceBoard()) {
+				changed |= ParseAccel(buff);
+				changed |= ParseIR	   (buff);
+				}
+			break;
+
+		case IN_BUTTONS_BALANCE_BOARD:
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. parsing buttson/balance."));
+			changed |= ParseButtons(buff);
+			changed |= ParseExtension(buff, 3);
+			break;
+
+		case IN_READADDRESS:
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. parsing read address."));
+			changed |= ParseButtons	   (buff);
+			changed |= ParseReadAddress(buff);
+			break;
+
+		case IN_STATUS:
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. parsing status."));
+			changed |= ParseStatus(buff);
+			// show that we received the status report (used for output method
+			//  detection during Connect())
+			bStatusReceived = true;
+			break;
+		
+		default:
+			DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. ** unknown input ** (happens)."));
+			///_ASSERT(0);
+			//Debug.WriteLine("Unknown report type: " + type.ToString());
+			LeaveCriticalSection(&StateLock);
+			return false;
+		}
+
+	// if we're recording and some state we care about has changed, insert it into
+	//  the state history
+	if(Recording.bEnabled && (changed & Recording.TriggerFlags))
+		{
+		DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. adding state to history"));
+		state_event event;
+		event.time_ms = timeGetTime();
+		event.state	  = *(wiimote_state*)this;
+		Recording.StateHistory->push_back(event);
+		}
+
+	// for polling: show which state has changed since the last RefreshState()
+	InternalChanged = (state_change_flags)(InternalChanged | changed);
+
+	LeaveCriticalSection(&StateLock);
+
+	// callbacks: call it (if set & state the app is interested in has changed)
+	if(changed & CallbackTriggerFlags)
+		{
+		DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. calling state change callback"));
+		ChangedNotifier((state_change_flags)changed, Internal);
+		if(ChangedCallback)
+			ChangedCallback(*this, (state_change_flags)changed, Internal);
+		}
+	
+	DEEP_TRACE(_T(".. parse complete."));
+	return true;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+state_change_flags wiimote::RefreshState ()
+	{
+	// nothing changed since the last call?
+	if(InternalChanged == NO_CHANGE)
+		return NO_CHANGE;
+
+	// copy the internal state to our public data members:
+	//  synchronise the interal state with the read/parse thread (we don't want
+	//   values changing during the copy)
+	EnterCriticalSection(&StateLock);
+	
+	// remember which state changed since the last call
+	state_change_flags changed = InternalChanged;
+	
+	// preserve the application-set deadzones (if any)
+	joystick::deadzone nunchuk_deadzone	     = Nunchuk.Joystick.DeadZone;
+	joystick::deadzone classic_joyl_deadzone = ClassicController.JoystickL.DeadZone;
+	joystick::deadzone classic_joyr_deadzone = ClassicController.JoystickR.DeadZone;
+		
+	 // copy the internal state to the public one
+	*(wiimote_state*)this = Internal;
+	InternalChanged		  = NO_CHANGE;
+	 
+	 // restore the application-set deadzones
+	Nunchuk.Joystick.DeadZone			 = nunchuk_deadzone;
+	ClassicController.JoystickL.DeadZone = classic_joyl_deadzone;
+	ClassicController.JoystickR.DeadZone = classic_joyr_deadzone;
+
+	LeaveCriticalSection(&StateLock);
+	
+	return changed;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::DetectMotionPlusExtensionAsync ()
+	{
+#ifdef _DEBUG
+	TRACE(_T("(looking for motion plus)"));
+#endif
+	// show that we're expecting the result shortly
+	MotionPlusDetectCount++;
+	// MotionPLus reports at a different address than other extensions (until
+	//  activated, when it maps itself into the usual extension registers), so
+	//  try to detect it first:
+	ReadAddress(REGISTER_MOTIONPLUS_DETECT, 6);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::EnableMotionPlus ()
+	{
+	_ASSERT(bMotionPlusDetected);
+	if(!bMotionPlusDetected)
+		return false;
+	if(bMotionPlusEnabled)
+		return true;
+
+	TRACE(_T("Enabling Motion Plus:"));
+	
+	bMotionPlusExtension = false;
+	bInitInProgress		 = true;
+	bEnablingMotionPlus	 = true;
+
+	// Initialize it:
+	WriteData(REGISTER_MOTIONPLUS_INIT  , 0x55);
+//	Sleep(50);
+	// Enable it (this maps it to the standard extension port):
+	WriteData(REGISTER_MOTIONPLUS_ENABLE, 0x04);
+//	Sleep(50);
+Sleep(500);
+	return true;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::DisableMotionPlus ()
+	{
+ 	if(!bMotionPlusDetected || !bMotionPlusEnabled)
+		return false;
+
+	TRACE(_T("Disabling Motion Plus:"));
+
+	// disable it (this makes standard extensions visible again)
+	WriteData(REGISTER_EXTENSION_INIT1, 0x55);
+	return true;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::InitializeExtension ()
+	{
+	TRACE(_T("Initialising Extension."));
+	// wibrew.org: The new way to initialize the extension is by writing 0x55 to
+	//	0x(4)A400F0, then writing 0x00 to 0x(4)A400FB. It works on all extensions, and
+	//  makes the extension type bytes unencrypted. This means that you no longer have
+	//  to decrypt the extension bytes using the transform listed above. 
+	bInitInProgress = true;
+_ASSERT(Internal.bExtension);
+	// only initialize if it's not a MotionPlus
+	if(!bEnablingMotionPlus) {
+		WriteData  (REGISTER_EXTENSION_INIT1, 0x55);
+		WriteData  (REGISTER_EXTENSION_INIT2, 0x00);
+		}
+	else
+		bEnablingMotionPlus = false;
+	
+	ReadAddress(REGISTER_EXTENSION_TYPE , 6);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+int wiimote::ParseStatus (BYTE* buff)
+	{
+	// parse the buttons
+	int changed = ParseButtons(buff);
+			
+	// get the battery level
+	BYTE battery_raw = buff[6];
+	if(Internal.BatteryRaw != battery_raw)
+		changed |= BATTERY_CHANGED;
+	Internal.BatteryRaw	 = battery_raw;
+	// it is estimated that ~200 is the maximum battery level
+	Internal.BatteryPercent = battery_raw / 2;
+
+	// there is also a flag that shows if the battery is nearly empty
+	bool drained = buff[3] & 0x01;
+	if(drained != bBatteryDrained)
+		{
+		bBatteryDrained = drained;
+		if(drained)
+			changed |= BATTERY_DRAINED;
+		}
+
+	// leds
+	BYTE leds = buff[3] >> 4;
+	if(leds != Internal.LED.Bits)
+		changed |= LEDS_CHANGED;
+	Internal.LED.Bits = leds;
+
+	// don't handle extensions until a connection is complete
+//	if(bConnectInProgress)
+//		return changed;
+
+	bool extension = ((buff[3] & 0x02) != 0);
+//	TRACE(_T("(extension = %s)"), (extension? _T("TRUE") : _T("false")));
+
+	if(extension != Internal.bExtension)
+		{
+		if(!Internal.bExtension)
+			{
+			TRACE(_T("Extension connected:"));
+			Internal.bExtension = true;
+			InitializeExtension();
+			}
+		else{
+			TRACE(_T("Extension disconnected."));
+			Internal.bExtension	   = false;
+			Internal.ExtensionType = wiimote_state::NONE;
+			bMotionPlusEnabled	   = false;
+			bMotionPlusExtension   = false;
+			bMotionPlusDetected	   = false;
+			bInitInProgress		   = false;
+			bEnablingMotionPlus	   = false;
+			changed				  |= EXTENSION_DISCONNECTED;
+			// renable reports
+//			SetReportType(ReportType);
+			}
+		}
+	
+	return changed;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+int wiimote::ParseButtons (BYTE* buff)
+	{
+	int changed = 0;
+	
+//	WORD bits = *(WORD*)(buff+1);
+	WORD bits = *(WORD*)(buff+1) & Button.ALL;
+
+	if(bits != Internal.Button.Bits)
+		changed |= BUTTONS_CHANGED;
+	Internal.Button.Bits = bits;
+	
+	return changed;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::EstimateOrientationFrom (wiimote_state::acceleration &accel)
+	{
+	// Orientation estimate from acceleration data (shared between wiimote and nunchuk)
+	//  return true if the orientation was updated
+
+	//  assume the controller is stationary if the acceleration vector is near
+	//  1g for several updates (this may not always be correct)
+	float length_sq = square(accel.X) + square(accel.Y) + square(accel.Z);
+
+	// TODO: as I'm comparing _squared_ length, I really need different
+	//		  min/max epsilons...
+	#define DOT(x1,y1,z1, x2,y2,z2)	((x1*x2) + (y1*y2) + (z1*z2))
+
+	static const float epsilon = 0.2f;
+	if((length_sq >= (1.f-epsilon)) && (length_sq <= (1.f+epsilon)))
+		{
+		if(++WiimoteNearGUpdates < 2)
+			return false;
+		
+		// wiimote seems to be stationary:  normalize the current acceleration
+		//  (ie. the assumed gravity vector)
+		float inv_len = 1.f / sqrt(length_sq);
+		float x = accel.X * inv_len;
+		float y = accel.Y * inv_len;
+		float z = accel.Z * inv_len;
+
+		// copy the values
+		accel.Orientation.X = x;
+		accel.Orientation.Y = y;
+		accel.Orientation.Z = z;
+
+		// and extract pitch & roll from them:
+		// (may not be optimal)
+		float pitch = -asin(y)    * 57.2957795f;
+//		float roll  =  asin(x)    * 57.2957795f;
+        float roll  =  atan2(x,z) * 57.2957795f;
+		if(z < 0) {
+			pitch = (y < 0)?  180 - pitch : -180 - pitch;
+			roll  = (x < 0)? -180 - roll  :  180 - roll;
+			}
+
+		accel.Orientation.Pitch = pitch;
+		accel.Orientation.Roll  = roll;
+
+		// show that we just updated orientation
+		accel.Orientation.UpdateAge = 0;
+#ifdef BEEP_ON_ORIENTATION_ESTIMATE
+		Beep(2000, 1);
+#endif
+		return true; // updated
+		}
+
+	// not updated this time:
+	WiimoteNearGUpdates	= 0;
+	// age the last orientation update
+	accel.Orientation.UpdateAge++;
+	return false;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::ApplyJoystickDeadZones (wiimote_state::joystick &joy)
+	{
+	// apply the deadzones to each axis (if set)
+	if((joy.DeadZone.X > 0.f) && (joy.DeadZone.X <= 1.f))
+		{
+		if(fabs(joy.X) <= joy.DeadZone.X)
+			joy.X = 0;
+		else{
+			joy.X -= joy.DeadZone.X * sign(joy.X);
+			joy.X /= 1.f - joy.DeadZone.X;
+			}
+		}
+	if((joy.DeadZone.Y > 0.f) && (joy.DeadZone.Y <= 1.f))
+		{
+		if(fabs(joy.Y) <= joy.DeadZone.Y)
+			joy.Y = 0;
+		else{
+			joy.Y -= joy.DeadZone.Y * sign(joy.Y);
+			joy.Y /= 1.f - joy.DeadZone.Y;
+			}
+		}
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+int wiimote::ParseAccel (BYTE* buff)
+	{
+	int changed = 0;
+	
+	BYTE raw_x = buff[3];
+	BYTE raw_y = buff[4];
+	BYTE raw_z = buff[5];
+
+	if((raw_x != Internal.Acceleration.RawX) ||
+	   (raw_y != Internal.Acceleration.RawY) ||
+	   (raw_z != Internal.Acceleration.RawZ))
+	   changed |= ACCEL_CHANGED;
+	
+	Internal.Acceleration.RawX = raw_x;
+	Internal.Acceleration.RawY = raw_y;
+	Internal.Acceleration.RawZ = raw_z;
+
+	// avoid / 0.0 when calibration data hasn't arrived yet
+	if(Internal.CalibrationInfo.X0)
+		{
+		Internal.Acceleration.X =
+					((float)Internal.Acceleration.RawX  - Internal.CalibrationInfo.X0) / 
+					((float)Internal.CalibrationInfo.XG - Internal.CalibrationInfo.X0);
+		Internal.Acceleration.Y =
+					((float)Internal.Acceleration.RawY  - Internal.CalibrationInfo.Y0) /
+					((float)Internal.CalibrationInfo.YG - Internal.CalibrationInfo.Y0);
+		Internal.Acceleration.Z =
+					((float)Internal.Acceleration.RawZ  - Internal.CalibrationInfo.Z0) /
+					((float)Internal.CalibrationInfo.ZG - Internal.CalibrationInfo.Z0);
+		}
+	else{
+		Internal.Acceleration.X =
+		Internal.Acceleration.Y =
+		Internal.Acceleration.Z = 0.f;
+		}
+
+	// see if we can estimate the orientation from the current values
+	if(EstimateOrientationFrom(Internal.Acceleration))
+		changed |= ORIENTATION_CHANGED;
+	
+	return changed;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+int wiimote::ParseIR (BYTE* buff)
+	{
+	if(Internal.IR.Mode == wiimote_state::ir::OFF)
+		return NO_CHANGE;
+
+	// avoid garbage values when the MotionPlus is enabled, but the app is
+	//  still using the extended IR report type
+	if(bMotionPlusEnabled && (Internal.IR.Mode == wiimote_state::ir::EXTENDED))
+		return NO_CHANGE;
+
+	// take a copy of the existing IR state (so we can detect changes)
+	wiimote_state::ir prev_ir = Internal.IR;
+
+	// only updates the other values if the dots are visible (so that the last
+	//  valid values stay unmodified)
+	switch(Internal.IR.Mode)
+		{
+		case wiimote_state::ir::BASIC:
+			// 2 dots are encoded in 5 bytes, so read 2 at a time
+			for(unsigned step=0; step<2; step++)
+				{
+				ir::dot &dot0 = Internal.IR.Dot[step*2  ];
+				ir::dot &dot1 = Internal.IR.Dot[step*2+1];
+				const unsigned offs = 6 + (step*5); // 5 bytes for 2 dots
+
+				dot0.bVisible = !(buff[offs  ] == 0xff && buff[offs+1] == 0xff);
+				dot1.bVisible = !(buff[offs+3] == 0xff && buff[offs+4] == 0xff);
+			
+				if(dot0.bVisible) {
+					dot0.RawX = buff[offs  ] | ((buff[offs+2] >> 4) & 0x03) << 8;;
+					dot0.RawY = buff[offs+1] | ((buff[offs+2] >> 6) & 0x03) << 8;;
+					dot0.X    = 1.f - (dot0.RawX / (float)wiimote_state::ir::MAX_RAW_X);
+					dot0.Y    =	      (dot0.RawY / (float)wiimote_state::ir::MAX_RAW_Y);
+					}
+				if(dot1.bVisible) {
+					dot1.RawX = buff[offs+3] | ((buff[offs+2] >> 0) & 0x03) << 8;
+					dot1.RawY = buff[offs+4] | ((buff[offs+2] >> 2) & 0x03) << 8;
+					dot1.X    = 1.f - (dot1.RawX / (float)wiimote_state::ir::MAX_RAW_X);
+					dot1.Y    =	      (dot1.RawY / (float)wiimote_state::ir::MAX_RAW_Y);
+					}
+				}
+			break;
+		
+		case wiimote_state::ir::EXTENDED:
+			// each dot is encoded into 3 bytes
+			for(unsigned index=0; index<4; index++)
+				{
+				ir::dot &dot = Internal.IR.Dot[index];
+				const unsigned offs = 6 + (index * 3);
+			
+				dot.bVisible = !(buff[offs  ]==0xff && buff[offs+1]==0xff &&
+							   buff[offs+2]==0xff);
+				if(dot.bVisible) {
+					dot.RawX = buff[offs  ] | ((buff[offs+2] >> 4) & 0x03) << 8;
+					dot.RawY = buff[offs+1] | ((buff[offs+2] >> 6) & 0x03) << 8;
+					dot.X    = 1.f - (dot.RawX / (float)wiimote_state::ir::MAX_RAW_X);
+					dot.Y    =	     (dot.RawY / (float)wiimote_state::ir::MAX_RAW_Y);
+					dot.Size = buff[offs+2] & 0x0f;
+					}
+				}
+			break;
+
+		case wiimote_state::ir::FULL:
+			_ASSERT(0); // not supported yet;
+			break;
+		}
+
+	return memcmp(&prev_ir, &Internal.IR, sizeof(Internal.IR))? IR_CHANGED : 0;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+inline float wiimote::GetBalanceValue (short sensor, short min, short mid, short max)
+	{
+	if(max == mid || mid == min)
+		return 0;
+
+	float val = (sensor < mid)?
+					68.0f * ((float)(sensor - min) / (mid - min)) :
+					68.0f * ((float)(sensor - mid) / (max - mid)) + 68.0f;
+	
+	// divide by four (so that each sensor is correct)
+	return val * 0.25f;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+int wiimote::ParseExtension (BYTE *buff, unsigned offset)
+	{
+	int changed = 0;
+	
+	switch(Internal.ExtensionType)
+		{
+		case wiimote_state::NUNCHUK:
+			{
+			// buttons
+			bool c = (buff[offset+5] & 0x02) == 0;
+			bool z = (buff[offset+5] & 0x01) == 0;
+			
+			if((c != Internal.Nunchuk.C) || (z != Internal.Nunchuk.Z))
+				changed |= NUNCHUK_BUTTONS_CHANGED;
+			
+			Internal.Nunchuk.C = c;
+			Internal.Nunchuk.Z = z;
+
+			// acceleration
+			{
+			wiimote_state::acceleration &accel = Internal.Nunchuk.Acceleration;
+			
+			BYTE raw_x = buff[offset+2];
+			BYTE raw_y = buff[offset+3];
+			BYTE raw_z = buff[offset+4];
+			if((raw_x != accel.RawX) || (raw_y != accel.RawY) || (raw_z != accel.RawZ))
+				changed |= NUNCHUK_ACCEL_CHANGED;
+
+			accel.RawX = raw_x;
+			accel.RawY = raw_y;
+			accel.RawZ = raw_z;
+
+			wiimote_state::nunchuk::calibration_info &calib =
+													Internal.Nunchuk.CalibrationInfo;
+			accel.X = ((float)raw_x - calib.X0) / ((float)calib.XG - calib.X0);
+			accel.Y = ((float)raw_y - calib.Y0) / ((float)calib.YG - calib.Y0);
+			accel.Z = ((float)raw_z - calib.Z0) / ((float)calib.ZG - calib.Z0);
+
+			// try to extract orientation from the accel:
+			if(EstimateOrientationFrom(accel))
+				changed |= NUNCHUK_ORIENTATION_CHANGED;
+			}
+			{
+			// joystick:
+			wiimote_state::joystick &joy = Internal.Nunchuk.Joystick;
+
+			float raw_x = buff[offset+0];
+			float raw_y = buff[offset+1];
+			
+			if((raw_x != joy.RawX) || (raw_y != joy.RawY))
+				changed |= NUNCHUK_JOYSTICK_CHANGED;
+
+			joy.RawX = raw_x;
+			joy.RawY = raw_y;
+
+			// apply the calibration data
+			wiimote_state::nunchuk::calibration_info &calib =
+													Internal.Nunchuk.CalibrationInfo;
+			if(Internal.Nunchuk.CalibrationInfo.MaxX != 0x00)
+				joy.X = ((float)raw_x - calib.MidX) / ((float)calib.MaxX - calib.MinX);
+			if(calib.MaxY != 0x00)
+				joy.Y = ((float)raw_y - calib.MidY) / ((float)calib.MaxY - calib.MinY);
+
+			// i prefer the outputs to range -1 - +1 (note this also affects the
+			//  deadzone calculations)
+			joy.X *= 2;	joy.Y *= 2;
+
+			// apply the public deadzones to the internal state (if set)
+			joy.DeadZone = Nunchuk.Joystick.DeadZone;
+			ApplyJoystickDeadZones(joy);
+			}
+			}
+			break;
+		
+		case wiimote_state::CLASSIC:
+		case wiimote_state::GH3_GHWT_GUITAR:
+		case wiimote_state::GHWT_DRUMS:
+			{
+			// buttons:
+			WORD bits = *(WORD*)(buff+offset+4);
+			bits = ~bits; // need to invert bits since 0 is down, and 1 is up
+
+			if(bits != Internal.ClassicController.Button.Bits)
+				changed |= CLASSIC_BUTTONS_CHANGED;
+
+			Internal.ClassicController.Button.Bits = bits;
+
+			// joysticks:
+			wiimote_state::joystick &joyL = Internal.ClassicController.JoystickL;
+			wiimote_state::joystick &joyR = Internal.ClassicController.JoystickR;
+
+			float l_raw_x = (float) (buff[offset+0] & 0x3f);
+			float l_raw_y = (float) (buff[offset+1] & 0x3f);
+			float r_raw_x = (float)((buff[offset+2]		    >> 7) |
+								   ((buff[offset+1] & 0xc0) >> 5) |
+								   ((buff[offset+0] & 0xc0) >> 3));
+			float r_raw_y = (float) (buff[offset+2] & 0x1f);
+
+			if((joyL.RawX != l_raw_x) || (joyL.RawY != l_raw_y))
+				changed |= CLASSIC_JOYSTICK_L_CHANGED;
+			if((joyR.RawX != r_raw_x) || (joyR.RawY != r_raw_y))
+				changed |= CLASSIC_JOYSTICK_R_CHANGED;
+
+			joyL.RawX = l_raw_x; joyL.RawY = l_raw_y;
+			joyR.RawX = r_raw_x; joyR.RawY = r_raw_y;
+
+			// apply calibration
+			wiimote_state::classic_controller::calibration_info &calib =
+											Internal.ClassicController.CalibrationInfo;
+			if(calib.MaxXL != 0x00)
+				joyL.X = (joyL.RawX - calib.MidXL) / ((float)calib.MaxXL - calib.MinXL);
+			if(calib.MaxYL != 0x00)
+				joyL.Y = (joyL.RawY - calib.MidYL) / ((float)calib.MaxYL - calib.MinYL);
+			if(calib.MaxXR != 0x00)
+				joyR.X = (joyR.RawX - calib.MidXR) / ((float)calib.MaxXR - calib.MinXR);
+			if(calib.MaxYR != 0x00)
+				joyR.Y = (joyR.RawY - calib.MidYR) / ((float)calib.MaxYR - calib.MinYR);
+
+			// i prefer the joystick outputs to range -1 - +1 (note this also affects
+			//  the deadzone calculations)
+			joyL.X *= 2; joyL.Y *= 2; joyR.X *= 2; joyR.Y *= 2;
+
+			// apply the public deadzones to the internal state (if set)
+			joyL.DeadZone = ClassicController.JoystickL.DeadZone;
+			joyR.DeadZone = ClassicController.JoystickR.DeadZone;
+			ApplyJoystickDeadZones(joyL);
+			ApplyJoystickDeadZones(joyR);
+
+			// triggers
+			BYTE raw_trigger_l = ((buff[offset+2] & 0x60) >> 2) |
+								  (buff[offset+3]		  >> 5);
+			BYTE raw_trigger_r =   buff[offset+3] & 0x1f;
+			
+			if((raw_trigger_l != Internal.ClassicController.RawTriggerL) ||
+			   (raw_trigger_r != Internal.ClassicController.RawTriggerR))
+			   changed |= CLASSIC_TRIGGERS_CHANGED;
+			
+			Internal.ClassicController.RawTriggerL  = raw_trigger_l;
+			Internal.ClassicController.RawTriggerR  = raw_trigger_r;
+
+			if(calib.MaxTriggerL != 0x00)
+				Internal.ClassicController.TriggerL =
+									 (float)Internal.ClassicController.RawTriggerL / 
+									((float)calib.MaxTriggerL -	calib.MinTriggerL);
+			if(calib.MaxTriggerR != 0x00)
+				Internal.ClassicController.TriggerR =
+									 (float)Internal.ClassicController.RawTriggerR / 
+									((float)calib.MaxTriggerR - calib.MinTriggerR);
+			}
+			break;
+
+		case BALANCE_BOARD:
+			{
+			wiimote_state::balance_board::sensors_raw prev_raw =
+														Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw;
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.TopR	  =
+						(short)((short)buff[offset+0] << 8 | buff[offset+1]);
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.BottomR =
+						(short)((short)buff[offset+2] << 8 | buff[offset+3]);
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.TopL	  =
+						(short)((short)buff[offset+4] << 8 | buff[offset+5]);
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.BottomL =
+						(short)((short)buff[offset+6] << 8 | buff[offset+7]);
+
+			if((Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.TopL    != prev_raw.TopL)    ||
+			   (Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.TopR    != prev_raw.TopR)    ||
+			   (Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.BottomL != prev_raw.BottomL) ||
+			   (Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.BottomR != prev_raw.BottomR))
+				changed |= BALANCE_WEIGHT_CHANGED;
+
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.TopL	 =
+				GetBalanceValue(Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.TopL,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg0 .TopL,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg17.TopL,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg34.TopL);
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.TopR	 =
+				GetBalanceValue(Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.TopR,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg0 .TopR,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg17.TopR,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg34.TopR);
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.BottomL =
+				GetBalanceValue(Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.BottomL,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg0 .BottomL,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg17.BottomL,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg34.BottomL);
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.BottomR =
+				GetBalanceValue(Internal.BalanceBoard.Raw.BottomR,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg0 .BottomR,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg17.BottomR,
+								Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo.Kg34.BottomR);
+			
+			// uses these as the 'at rest' offsets? (immediately after Connect(),
+			//  or if the app called CalibrateAtRest())
+			if(bCalibrateAtRest) {
+				bCalibrateAtRest = false;
+				TRACE(_T(".. Auto-removing 'at rest' BBoard offsets."));
+				Internal.BalanceBoard.AtRestKg = Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg;
+				}
+
+			// remove the 'at rest' offsets
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.TopL	 -= BalanceBoard.AtRestKg.TopL;
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.TopR	 -= BalanceBoard.AtRestKg.TopR;
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.BottomL -= BalanceBoard.AtRestKg.BottomL;
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.BottomR -= BalanceBoard.AtRestKg.BottomR;
+
+			// compute the average
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.Total	  = Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.TopL    +
+												Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.TopR    +
+												Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.BottomL +
+												Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg.BottomR;
+			// and convert to Lbs
+			const float KG2LB = 2.20462262f;
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Lb		  = Internal.BalanceBoard.Kg;
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Lb.TopL	 *= KG2LB;
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Lb.TopR	 *= KG2LB;
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Lb.BottomL *= KG2LB;
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Lb.BottomR *= KG2LB;
+			Internal.BalanceBoard.Lb.Total	 *= KG2LB;
+			}
+			break;
+
+		case MOTION_PLUS:
+			{
+			bMotionPlusDetected = true;
+			bMotionPlusEnabled  = true;
+
+			short yaw   = ((unsigned short)buff[offset+3] & 0xFC)<<6 |
+						   (unsigned short)buff[offset+0];
+			short pitch = ((unsigned short)buff[offset+5] & 0xFC)<<6 |
+                           (unsigned short)buff[offset+2];
+			short roll  = ((unsigned short)buff[offset+4] & 0xFC)<<6 |
+				           (unsigned short)buff[offset+1];
+
+			// we get one set of bogus values when the MotionPlus is disconnected,
+			//  so ignore them
+			if((yaw != 0x3fff) || (pitch != 0x3fff) || (roll != 0x3fff))
+				{
+				wiimote_state::motion_plus::sensors_raw &raw = Internal.MotionPlus.Raw;
+	
+				if((raw.Yaw != yaw) || (raw.Pitch != pitch) || (raw.Roll  != roll))
+					changed |= MOTIONPLUS_SPEED_CHANGED;
+
+				raw.Yaw   = yaw;
+				raw.Pitch = pitch;
+				raw.Roll  = roll;
+	
+				// convert to float values
+				bool    yaw_slow = (buff[offset+3] & 0x2) == 0x2;
+				bool  pitch_slow = (buff[offset+3] & 0x1) == 0x1;
+				bool   roll_slow = (buff[offset+4] & 0x2) == 0x2;
+				float y_scale    =   yaw_slow? 0.05f : 0.25f;
+				float p_scale    = pitch_slow? 0.05f : 0.25f;
+				float r_scale    =  roll_slow? 0.05f : 0.25f;
+			
+				Internal.MotionPlus.Speed.Yaw   = -(raw.Yaw   - 0x1F7F) * y_scale;
+		        Internal.MotionPlus.Speed.Pitch = -(raw.Pitch - 0x1F7F) * p_scale;
+			    Internal.MotionPlus.Speed.Roll  = -(raw.Roll  - 0x1F7F) * r_scale;
+	
+				// show if there's an extension plugged into the MotionPlus:
+				bool extension = buff[offset+4] & 1;
+				if(extension != bMotionPlusExtension)
+					{
+					if(extension) {
+						TRACE(_T(".. MotionPlus extension found."));
+						changed |= MOTIONPLUS_EXTENSION_CONNECTED;
+						}
+					else{
+						TRACE(_T(".. MotionPlus' extension disconnected."));
+						changed |= MOTIONPLUS_EXTENSION_DISCONNECTED;
+						}
+					}
+				bMotionPlusExtension = extension;
+				}
+			// while we're getting data, the plus is obviously detected/enabled
+//			bMotionPlusDetected = bMotionPlusEnabled = true;
+			}
+			break;
+		}
+	
+	return changed;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+int wiimote::ParseReadAddress (BYTE* buff)
+	{
+	// decode the address that was queried:
+	int address = buff[4]<<8 | buff[5];
+	int size    = buff[3] >> 4;
+	int changed	= 0;
+
+	if((buff[3] & 0x08) != 0) {
+		WARN(_T("error: read address not valid."));
+		_ASSERT(0);
+		return NO_CHANGE;
+		}
+	// address read failed (write-only)?
+	else if((buff[3] & 0x07) != 0)
+		{
+		// this also happens when attempting to detect a non-existant MotionPlus
+		if(MotionPlusDetectCount)
+			{
+			--MotionPlusDetectCount;
+			if(Internal.ExtensionType == MOTION_PLUS)
+				{
+				if(bMotionPlusDetected)
+					TRACE(_T(".. MotionPlus removed."));
+				bMotionPlusDetected  = false;
+				bMotionPlusEnabled   = false;
+				// the MotionPlus can sometimes get confused - initializing
+				//  extenions fixes it:
+//				if(address == 0xfa)
+//					InitializeExtension();
+				}
+			}
+		else
+			WARN(_T("error: attempt to read from write-only register 0x%X."), buff[3]);
+
+		return NO_CHANGE;
+		}
+
+	// *NOTE*: this is a major (but convenient) hack!  The returned data only
+	//          contains the lower two bytes of the address that was queried.
+	//			as these don't collide between any of the addresses/registers
+	//			we currently read, it's OK to match just those two bytes
+
+	// skip the header
+	buff += 6;
+
+	switch(address)
+		{
+		case (REGISTER_CALIBRATION & 0xffff):
+			{
+			_ASSERT(size == 6);
+			TRACE(_T(".. got wiimote calibration."));
+			Internal.CalibrationInfo.X0 = buff[0];
+			Internal.CalibrationInfo.Y0 = buff[1];
+			Internal.CalibrationInfo.Z0 = buff[2];
+			Internal.CalibrationInfo.XG = buff[4];
+			Internal.CalibrationInfo.YG = buff[5];
+			Internal.CalibrationInfo.ZG = buff[6];
+			//changed |= CALIBRATION_CHANGED;	
+			}
+			break;
+			
+		// note: this covers both the normal extension and motion plus extension
+		//        addresses (0x4a400fa / 0x4a600fa)
+		case (REGISTER_EXTENSION_TYPE & 0xffff):
+			{
+			_ASSERT(size == 5);
+			QWORD type = *(QWORD*)buff;
+
+//			TRACE(_T("(found extension 0x%I64x)"), type);
+
+			static const QWORD NUNCHUK		       = 0x000020A40000ULL;
+			static const QWORD CLASSIC		       = 0x010120A40000ULL;
+			static const QWORD GH3_GHWT_GUITAR     = 0x030120A40000ULL;
+			static const QWORD GHWT_DRUMS	       = 0x030120A40001ULL;
+			static const QWORD BALANCE_BOARD	   = 0x020420A40000ULL;
+			static const QWORD MOTION_PLUS		   = 0x050420A40000ULL;
+			static const QWORD MOTION_PLUS_DETECT  = 0x050020a60000ULL;
+			static const QWORD MOTION_PLUS_DETECT2 = 0x050420a60000ULL;
+			static const QWORD PARTIALLY_INSERTED  = 0xffffffffffffULL;
+
+			// MotionPlus: _before_ it's been activated
+			if((type == MOTION_PLUS_DETECT) || (type == MOTION_PLUS_DETECT2))
+				{
+				if(!bMotionPlusDetected) {
+					TRACE(_T("Motion Plus detected!"));
+					changed |= MOTIONPLUS_DETECTED;
+					}
+				bMotionPlusDetected = true;
+				--MotionPlusDetectCount;
+				break;
+				}
+
+			#define IF_TYPE(id)	if(type == id) { \
+									/* sometimes it comes in more than once */ \
+									if(Internal.ExtensionType == wiimote_state::id)\
+										break; \
+									Internal.ExtensionType = wiimote_state::id;
+
+			// MotionPlus: once it's activated & mapped to the standard ext. port
+			IF_TYPE(MOTION_PLUS)
+				TRACE(_T(".. Motion Plus!"));
+				// and start a query for the calibration data
+				ReadAddress(REGISTER_EXTENSION_CALIBRATION, 16);
+				bMotionPlusDetected = true;
+				}
+			else IF_TYPE(NUNCHUK)
+				TRACE(_T(".. Nunchuk!"));
+				bMotionPlusEnabled = false;
+				// and start a query for the calibration data
+				ReadAddress(REGISTER_EXTENSION_CALIBRATION, 16);
+				}
+			else IF_TYPE(CLASSIC)
+				TRACE(_T(".. Classic Controller!"));
+				bMotionPlusEnabled = false;
+				// and start a query for the calibration data
+				ReadAddress(REGISTER_EXTENSION_CALIBRATION, 16);
+				}
+			else IF_TYPE(GH3_GHWT_GUITAR)
+				// sometimes it comes in more than once?
+				TRACE(_T(".. GH3/GHWT Guitar Controller!"));
+				bMotionPlusEnabled = false;
+				// and start a query for the calibration data
+				ReadAddress(REGISTER_EXTENSION_CALIBRATION, 16);
+				}
+			else IF_TYPE(GHWT_DRUMS)
+				TRACE(_T(".. GHWT Drums!"));
+				bMotionPlusEnabled = false;
+				// and start a query for the calibration data
+				ReadAddress(REGISTER_EXTENSION_CALIBRATION, 16);
+				}
+			else IF_TYPE(BALANCE_BOARD)
+				TRACE(_T(".. Balance Board!"));
+				bMotionPlusEnabled = false;
+				// and start a query for the calibration data
+				ReadAddress(REGISTER_BALANCE_CALIBRATION, 24);
+				}
+			else if(type == PARTIALLY_INSERTED) {
+				// sometimes it comes in more than once?
+				if(Internal.ExtensionType == wiimote_state::PARTIALLY_INSERTED)
+					Sleep(50);
+				TRACE(_T(".. partially inserted!"));
+				bMotionPlusEnabled = false;
+				Internal.ExtensionType = wiimote_state::PARTIALLY_INSERTED;
+				changed |= EXTENSION_PARTIALLY_INSERTED;
+				// try initializing the extension again by requesting another
+				//  status report (this usually fixes it)
+				Internal.bExtension = false;
+				RequestStatusReport();
+				}
+			else{
+				TRACE(_T("unknown extension controller found (0x%I64x)"), type);
+				}
+			}
+			break;
+		
+		case (REGISTER_EXTENSION_CALIBRATION & 0xffff):
+		case (REGISTER_BALANCE_CALIBRATION   & 0xffff):
+			{
+//			_ASSERT(((Internal.ExtensionType == BALANCE_BOARD) && (size == 31)) ||
+//					((Internal.ExtensionType != BALANCE_BOARD) && (size == 15)));
+
+			switch(Internal.ExtensionType)
+				{
+				case wiimote_state::NUNCHUK:
+					{
+					wiimote_state::nunchuk::calibration_info
+						&calib = Internal.Nunchuk.CalibrationInfo;
+
+					calib.X0   = buff[ 0];
+					calib.Y0   = buff[ 1];
+					calib.Z0   = buff[ 2];
+					calib.XG   = buff[ 4];
+					calib.YG   = buff[ 5];
+					calib.ZG   = buff[ 6];
+					calib.MaxX = buff[ 8];
+					calib.MinX = buff[ 9];
+					calib.MidX = buff[10];
+					calib.MaxY = buff[11];
+					calib.MinY = buff[12];
+					calib.MidY = buff[13];
+
+					changed |= NUNCHUK_CONNECTED;//|NUNCHUK_CALIBRATION_CHANGED;
+					// reenable reports
+//					SetReportType(ReportType);
+					}
+					break;
+				
+				case wiimote_state::CLASSIC:
+				case wiimote_state::GH3_GHWT_GUITAR:
+				case wiimote_state::GHWT_DRUMS:
+					{
+					wiimote_state::classic_controller::calibration_info
+						&calib = Internal.ClassicController.CalibrationInfo;
+					
+					calib.MaxXL = buff[ 0] >> 2;
+					calib.MinXL = buff[ 1] >> 2;
+					calib.MidXL = buff[ 2] >> 2;
+					calib.MaxYL = buff[ 3] >> 2;
+					calib.MinYL = buff[ 4] >> 2;
+					calib.MidYL = buff[ 5] >> 2;
+					calib.MaxXR = buff[ 6] >> 3;
+					calib.MinXR = buff[ 7] >> 3;
+					calib.MidXR = buff[ 8] >> 3;
+					calib.MaxYR = buff[ 9] >> 3;
+					calib.MinYR = buff[10] >> 3;
+					calib.MidYR = buff[11] >> 3;
+					// this doesn't seem right...
+					//	calib.MinTriggerL = buff[12] >> 3;
+					//	calib.MaxTriggerL = buff[14] >> 3;
+					//	calib.MinTriggerR = buff[13] >> 3;
+					//	calib.MaxTriggerR = buff[15] >> 3;
+					calib.MinTriggerL = 0;
+					calib.MaxTriggerL = 31;
+					calib.MinTriggerR = 0;
+					calib.MaxTriggerR = 31;
+
+					changed |= CLASSIC_CONNECTED;//|CLASSIC_CALIBRATION_CHANGED;
+					// reenable reports
+//					SetReportType(ReportType);
+					}
+					break;
+
+				case BALANCE_BOARD:
+					{
+					// first part, 0 & 17kg calibration values
+					wiimote_state::balance_board::calibration_info
+						&calib = Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo;
+
+					calib.Kg0 .TopR	   = (short)((short)buff[0] << 8 | buff[1]);
+					calib.Kg0 .BottomR = (short)((short)buff[2] << 8 | buff[3]);
+					calib.Kg0 .TopL	   = (short)((short)buff[4] << 8 | buff[5]);
+					calib.Kg0 .BottomL = (short)((short)buff[6] << 8 | buff[7]);
+
+					calib.Kg17.TopR	   = (short)((short)buff[8] << 8 | buff[9]);
+					calib.Kg17.BottomR = (short)((short)buff[10] << 8 | buff[11]);
+					calib.Kg17.TopL	   = (short)((short)buff[12] << 8 | buff[13]);
+					calib.Kg17.BottomL = (short)((short)buff[14] << 8 | buff[15]);
+
+					// 2nd part is scanned above
+					}
+					break;
+
+				case MOTION_PLUS:
+					{
+					// TODO: not known how the calibration values work
+					changed |= MOTIONPLUS_ENABLED;
+					bMotionPlusEnabled = true;
+					bInitInProgress	   = false;
+					// reenable reports
+//					SetReportType(ReportType);
+					}
+					break;
+				}
+			case 0x34:
+				{
+				if(Internal.ExtensionType == BALANCE_BOARD)
+					{
+					wiimote_state::balance_board::calibration_info
+						&calib = Internal.BalanceBoard.CalibrationInfo;
+
+					// 2nd part of the balance board calibration,
+					//  34kg calibration values
+					calib.Kg34.TopR    = (short)((short)buff[0] << 8 | buff[1]);
+					calib.Kg34.BottomR = (short)((short)buff[2] << 8 | buff[3]);
+					calib.Kg34.TopL    = (short)((short)buff[4] << 8 | buff[5]);
+					calib.Kg34.BottomL = (short)((short)buff[6] << 8 | buff[7]);
+						
+					changed |= BALANCE_CONNECTED;
+					// reenable reports
+					SetReportType(IN_BUTTONS_BALANCE_BOARD);
+					}
+				// else unknown what these are for
+				}
+			bInitInProgress = false;
+			}
+			break;
+
+		default:
+//			_ASSERT(0); // shouldn't happen
+			break;
+		}
+	
+	return changed;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::ReadCalibration ()
+	{
+	TRACE(_T("Requestion wiimote calibration:"));
+	// this appears to change the report type to 0x31
+	ReadAddress(REGISTER_CALIBRATION, 7);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::EnableIR (wiimote_state::ir::mode mode)
+	{
+	Internal.IR.Mode = mode;
+
+	BYTE buff [REPORT_LENGTH] = {0};
+	buff[0] = OUT_IR;
+	buff[1] = 0x04 | GetRumbleBit();
+	WriteReport(buff);
+
+	memset(buff, 0, REPORT_LENGTH);
+	buff[0] = OUT_IR2;
+	buff[1] = 0x04 | GetRumbleBit();
+	WriteReport(buff);
+
+	static const BYTE ir_sens1[] = {0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x90, 0x00,
+									0xc0};
+	static const BYTE ir_sens2[] = {0x40, 0x00};
+
+	WriteData(REGISTER_IR, 0x08);
+	Sleep(25); 	// wait a little to make IR more reliable (for some)
+	WriteData(REGISTER_IR_SENSITIVITY_1, sizeof(ir_sens1), ir_sens1);
+	WriteData(REGISTER_IR_SENSITIVITY_2, sizeof(ir_sens2), ir_sens2);
+	WriteData(REGISTER_IR_MODE, (BYTE)mode);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::DisableIR ()
+	{
+	Internal.IR.Mode = wiimote_state::ir::OFF;
+
+	BYTE buff [REPORT_LENGTH] = {0};
+	buff[0] = OUT_IR;
+	buff[1] = GetRumbleBit();
+	WriteReport(buff);
+
+	memset(buff, 0, REPORT_LENGTH);
+	buff[0] = OUT_IR2;
+	buff[1] = GetRumbleBit();
+	WriteReport(buff);
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+unsigned __stdcall wiimote::HIDwriteThreadfunc (void* param)
+	{
+	_ASSERT(param);
+	TRACE(_T("(starting HID write thread)"));
+	wiimote &remote = *(wiimote*)param;
+
+	while(remote.Handle != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
+		{
+		// try to write the oldest entry in the queue
+#ifdef USE_DYNAMIC_HIDQUEUE
+		if(!remote.HIDwriteQueue.empty())
+#else
+		if(!remote.HID.IsEmpty())
+#endif
+			{
+#ifdef BEEP_DEBUG_WRITES
+			Beep(1500,1);
+#endif
+			EnterCriticalSection(&remote.HIDwriteQueueLock);
+#ifdef USE_DYNAMIC_HIDQUEUE
+			 BYTE *buff = remote.HIDwriteQueue.front();
+			 _ASSERT(buff);
+#else
+			 BYTE *buff = remote.HID.Queue[remote.HID.ReadIndex].Report;
+#endif
+			LeaveCriticalSection(&remote.HIDwriteQueueLock);
+
+			if(!_HidD_SetOutputReport(remote.Handle, buff, REPORT_LENGTH))
+				{
+				DWORD err = GetLastError();
+if(err==ERROR_BUSY)
+TRACE(_T("**** HID WRITE: BUSY ****"));
+else if(err == ERROR_NOT_READY)
+TRACE(_T("**** HID WRITE: NOT READY ****"));
+
+				if((err != ERROR_BUSY)	&&	 // "the requested resource is in use"
+				   (err != ERROR_NOT_READY)) // "the device is not ready"
+					{
+					if(err == ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED) {
+						WARN(_T("BT Stack doesn't suport HID writes!"));
+						goto remove_entry;
+						}
+					else{
+						DEEP_TRACE(_T("HID write failed (err %u)! - "), err);
+						// if this worked previously, the connection was probably lost
+						if(remote.IsConnected())
+							remote.bConnectionLost = true;
+						}
+					//_T("aborting write thread"), err);
+					//return 911;
+					}
+				}
+			else{
+remove_entry:
+				EnterCriticalSection(&remote.HIDwriteQueueLock);
+#ifdef USE_DYNAMIC_HIDQUEUE
+				 remote.HIDwriteQueue.pop();
+				 delete[] buff;
+#else
+				 remote.HID.ReadIndex++;
+				 remote.HID.ReadIndex &= (hid::MAX_QUEUE_ENTRIES-1);
+#endif
+				LeaveCriticalSection(&remote.HIDwriteQueueLock);
+				}
+			}
+		Sleep(1);
+		}
+
+	TRACE(_T("ending HID write thread"));
+	return 0;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::WriteReport (BYTE *buff)
+	{
+#ifdef BEEP_DEBUG_WRITES
+	Beep(2000,1);
+#endif
+
+#ifdef _DEBUG
+	#define DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(type)	case OUT_##type: DEEP_TRACE(_T("WriteReport: ")\
+																_T(#type)); break
+	switch(buff[0])
+		{
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(NONE);
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(LEDs);
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(TYPE);
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(IR);
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(SPEAKER_ENABLE);
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(STATUS);
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(WRITEMEMORY);
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(READMEMORY);
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(SPEAKER_DATA);
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(SPEAKER_MUTE);
+		DEEP_TRACE_TYPE(IR2);
+		default:
+			TRACE(_T("WriteReport: type [%02x][%02x]"), buff[1], buff[2]);
+		}
+#endif
+
+	if(bUseHIDwrite)
+		{
+		// HidD_SetOutputReport: +: works on MS Bluetooth stacks (WriteFile doesn't).
+		//						 -: is synchronous, so make it async
+		if(!HIDwriteThread)
+			{
+			HIDwriteThread = (HANDLE)_beginthreadex(NULL, 0, HIDwriteThreadfunc,
+													this, 0, NULL);
+			_ASSERT(HIDwriteThread);
+			if(!HIDwriteThread) {
+				WARN(_T("couldn't create HID write thread!"));
+				return false;
+				}
+			SetThreadPriority(HIDwriteThread, WORKER_THREAD_PRIORITY);
+			}
+
+		// insert the write request into the thread's queue
+#ifdef USE_DYNAMIC_HIDQUEUE
+		EnterCriticalSection(&HIDwriteQueueLock);
+		 BYTE *buff_copy = new BYTE[REPORT_LENGTH];
+#else
+		// allocate the HID write queue once
+		if(!HID.Queue && !HID.Allocate())
+			return false;
+
+		EnterCriticalSection(&HIDwriteQueueLock);
+		 BYTE *buff_copy = HID.Queue[HID.WriteIndex].Report;
+#endif
+		 memcpy(buff_copy, buff, REPORT_LENGTH);
+
+#ifdef USE_DYNAMIC_HIDQUEUE
+		 HIDwriteQueue.push(buff_copy);
+#else
+		 HID.WriteIndex++;
+		 HID.WriteIndex &= (HID.MAX_QUEUE_ENTRIES-1);
+
+		 // check if the fixed report queue has overflown:
+		 //  if this ASSERT triggers, the HID write queue (that stores reports
+		 //   for asynchronous output by HIDwriteThreadfunc) has overflown.
+		 //  this can happen if the connection with the wiimote has been lost
+		 //   and in that case is harmless.
+		 //
+		 //  if it happens during normal operation though you need to increase
+		 //   hid::MAX_QUEUE_ENTRIES to the next power-of-2 (see comments)
+		 //   _and_ email me the working setting so I can update the next release
+		 _ASSERT(HID.WriteIndex != HID.ReadIndex);
+#endif
+		LeaveCriticalSection(&HIDwriteQueueLock);
+		return true;
+		}
+
+	// WriteFile:
+	DWORD written;
+	if(!WriteFile(Handle, buff, REPORT_LENGTH, &written, &Overlapped))
+		{
+		DWORD error = GetLastError();
+		if(error != ERROR_IO_PENDING) {
+			TRACE(_T("WriteFile failed, err: %u!"), error);
+			// if it worked previously, assume we lost the connection
+			if(IsConnected())
+				bConnectionLost = true;
+#ifndef USE_DYNAMIC_HIDQUEUE
+			HID.Deallocate();
+#endif
+			return false;
+			}
+		}
+	return true;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// experimental speaker support:
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::MuteSpeaker (bool on)
+	{
+	_ASSERT(IsConnected());
+	if(!IsConnected())
+		return false;
+
+	if(Internal.Speaker.bMuted == on)
+		return true;
+
+	if(on) TRACE(_T("muting speaker."  ));
+	else   TRACE(_T("unmuting speaker."));
+
+	BYTE buff [REPORT_LENGTH] = {0};
+	buff[0] = OUT_SPEAKER_MUTE;
+	buff[1] = (on? 0x04 : 0x00) | GetRumbleBit();
+	if(!WriteReport(buff))
+		return false;
+	Sleep(1);
+	Internal.Speaker.bMuted = on;
+	return true;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::EnableSpeaker (bool on)
+	{
+	_ASSERT(IsConnected());
+	if(!IsConnected())
+		return false;
+
+	if(Internal.Speaker.bEnabled == on)
+		return true;
+
+	if(on) TRACE(_T("enabling speaker.")); else TRACE(_T("disabling speaker."));
+
+	BYTE buff [REPORT_LENGTH] = {0};
+	buff[0] = OUT_SPEAKER_ENABLE;
+	buff[1] = (on? 0x04 : 0x00) | GetRumbleBit();
+	if(!WriteReport(buff))
+		return false;
+
+	if(!on) {
+		Internal.Speaker.Freq   = FREQ_NONE;
+		Internal.Speaker.Volume = 0;
+		MuteSpeaker(true);
+		}
+
+	Internal.Speaker.bEnabled = on;
+	return true;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+#ifdef TR4 // TEMP, ignore
+ extern int hzinc;
+#endif
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+unsigned __stdcall wiimote::SampleStreamThreadfunc (void* param)
+	{
+	TRACE(_T("(starting sample thread)"));
+	// sends a simple square wave sample stream
+	wiimote &remote = *(wiimote*)param;
+	
+	static BYTE squarewave_report[REPORT_LENGTH] =
+		{ OUT_SPEAKER_DATA, 20<<3, 0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,
+								   0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3,0xC3, };
+	static BYTE sample_report [REPORT_LENGTH] = 
+		{ OUT_SPEAKER_DATA, 0 };
+
+	bool		   last_playing    = false;
+	DWORD		   frame		   = 0;
+	DWORD		   frame_start     = 0;
+	unsigned	   total_samples   = 0;
+	unsigned	   sample_index	   = 0;
+	wiimote_sample *current_sample = NULL;
+	
+	// TODO: duration!!
+	while(remote.IsConnected())
+		{
+		bool playing = remote.IsPlayingAudio();
+		
+		if(!playing)
+			Sleep(1);
+		else{
+			const unsigned freq_hz  = FreqLookup[remote.Internal.Speaker.Freq];
+#ifdef TR4
+			const float    frame_ms = 1000 / ((freq_hz+hzinc) / 40.f); // 20bytes = 40 samples per write
+#else
+			const float    frame_ms = 1000 / (freq_hz		  / 40.f); // 20bytes = 40 samples per write
+#endif
+
+			// has the sample just changed?
+			bool sample_changed = (current_sample != remote.CurrentSample);
+			current_sample		= (wiimote_sample*)remote.CurrentSample;
+
+// (attempts to minimise glitches, doesn't seem to help though)
+//#define FIRSTFRAME_IS_SILENT	// send all-zero for first frame
+
+#ifdef FIRSTFRAME_IS_SILENT
+			bool silent_frame = false;
+#endif
+			if(!last_playing || sample_changed) {
+				frame		  = 0;
+				frame_start   = timeGetTime();
+				total_samples = current_sample? current_sample->length : 0;
+				sample_index  = 0;
+#ifdef FIRSTFRAME_IS_SILENT
+				silent_frame  = true;
+#endif
+				}
+
+			// are we streaming a sample?
+			if(current_sample)
+				{
+				if(sample_index < current_sample->length)
+					{
+					// (remember that samples are 4bit, ie. 2 per byte)
+					unsigned samples_left   = (current_sample->length - sample_index);
+					unsigned report_samples = min(samples_left, (unsigned)40);
+					// round the entries up to the nearest multiple of 2
+					unsigned report_entries = (report_samples+1) >> 1;
+					
+					sample_report[1] = (BYTE)((report_entries<<3) |
+											  remote.GetRumbleBit());
+#ifdef FIRSTFRAME_IS_SILENT
+					if(silent_frame) {
+						// send all-zeroes
+						for(unsigned index=0; index<report_entries; index++)
+							sample_report[2+index] = 0;
+						remote.WriteReport(sample_report);
+						}
+					else
+#endif
+					{
+						for(unsigned index=0; index<report_entries; index++)
+							sample_report[2+index] =
+									current_sample->samples[(sample_index>>1)+index];
+						remote.WriteReport(sample_report);
+						sample_index += report_samples;
+						}
+					}
+				else{
+					// we reached the sample end
+					remote.CurrentSample		   = NULL;
+					current_sample				   = NULL;
+					remote.Internal.Speaker.Freq   = FREQ_NONE;
+					remote.Internal.Speaker.Volume = 0;
+					}
+				}
+			// no, a squarewave
+			else{
+				squarewave_report[1] = (20<<3) | remote.GetRumbleBit();
+				remote.WriteReport(squarewave_report);
+#if 0
+				// verify that we're sending at the correct rate (we are)
+				DWORD elapsed		   = (timeGetTime()-frame_start);
+				unsigned total_samples = frame * 40;
+				float elapsed_secs	   = elapsed / 1000.f;
+				float sent_persec	   = total_samples / elapsed_secs;
+#endif
+				}
+
+			frame++;
+
+			// send the first two buffers immediately? (attempts to lessen startup
+			//  startup glitches by assuming we're filling a small sample
+			//  (or general input) buffer on the wiimote) - doesn't seem to help
+//			if(frame > 2) {
+				while((timeGetTime()-frame_start) < (unsigned)(frame*frame_ms))
+					Sleep(1);
+//				}
+			}
+
+		last_playing = playing;
+		}
+	
+	TRACE(_T("(ending sample thread)"));
+	return 0;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::Load16bitMonoSampleWAV (const TCHAR* filepath, wiimote_sample &out)
+	{
+	// converts unsigned 16bit mono .wav audio data to the 4bit ADPCM variant
+	//  used by the Wiimote (at least the closest match so far), and returns
+	//  the data in a BYTE array (caller must delete[] it when no longer needed):
+	memset(&out, 0, sizeof(out));
+
+	TRACE(_T("Loading '%s'"), filepath);
+
+	FILE *file;
+#if (_MSC_VER >= 1400) // VC 2005+
+	_tfopen_s(&file, filepath, _T("rb"));
+#else
+	file = _tfopen(filepath, _T("rb"));
+#endif
+	_ASSERT(file);
+	if(!file) {
+		WARN(_T("Couldn't open '%s"), filepath);
+		return false;
+		}
+
+	// parse the .wav file
+	struct riff_chunkheader {
+		char  ckID [4];
+		DWORD ckSize;
+		char  formType [4];
+		};
+	struct chunk_header {
+		char  ckID [4];
+		DWORD ckSize;
+		};
+	union {
+		WAVEFORMATEX		 x;
+		WAVEFORMATEXTENSIBLE xe;
+		} wf = {0};
+
+	riff_chunkheader riff_chunkheader;
+	chunk_header	 chunk_header;
+	speaker_freq	 freq = FREQ_NONE;
+
+	#define READ(data)			if(fread(&data, sizeof(data), 1, file) != 1) { \
+									TRACE(_T(".wav file corrupt"));			   \
+									fclose(file);							   \
+									return false;							   \
+									}
+	#define READ_SIZE(ptr,size)	if(fread(ptr, size, 1, file) != 1) {		   \
+									TRACE(_T(".wav file corrupt"));			   \
+									fclose(file);							   \
+									return false;							   \
+									}
+	// read the riff chunk header
+	READ(riff_chunkheader);
+
+	// valid RIFF file?
+	_ASSERT(!strncmp(riff_chunkheader.ckID, "RIFF", 4));
+	if(strncmp(riff_chunkheader.ckID, "RIFF", 4))
+		goto unsupported; // nope
+	// valid WAV variant?
+	_ASSERT(!strncmp(riff_chunkheader.formType, "WAVE", 4));
+	if(strncmp(riff_chunkheader.formType, "WAVE", 4))
+		goto unsupported; // nope
+
+	// find the format & data chunks
+	while(1)
+		{
+		READ(chunk_header);
+		
+		if(!strncmp(chunk_header.ckID, "fmt ", 4))
+			{
+			// not a valid .wav file?
+			if(chunk_header.ckSize < 16 ||
+			   chunk_header.ckSize > sizeof(WAVEFORMATEXTENSIBLE))
+				goto unsupported;
+
+			READ_SIZE((BYTE*)&wf.x, chunk_header.ckSize);
+
+			// now we know it's true wav file
+			bool extensible = (wf.x.wFormatTag == WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE);
+			int format	    = extensible? wf.xe.SubFormat.Data1 :
+										  wf.x .wFormatTag;
+			// must be uncompressed PCM (the format comparisons also work on
+			//  the 'extensible' header, even though they're named differently)
+			if(format != WAVE_FORMAT_PCM) {
+				TRACE(_T(".. not uncompressed PCM"));
+				goto unsupported;
+				}
+
+			// must be mono, 16bit
+			if((wf.x.nChannels != 1) || (wf.x.wBitsPerSample != 16)) {
+				TRACE(_T(".. %d bit, %d channel%s"), wf.x.wBitsPerSample,
+													 wf.x.nChannels,
+													(wf.x.nChannels>1? _T("s"):_T("")));
+				goto unsupported;
+				}
+
+			// must be _near_ a supported speaker frequency range (but allow some
+			//  tolerance, especially as the speaker freq values aren't final yet):
+			unsigned	   sample_freq = wf.x.nSamplesPerSec;
+			const unsigned epsilon	   = 100; // for now
+			
+			for(unsigned index=1; index<ARRAY_ENTRIES(FreqLookup); index++)
+				{
+				if((sample_freq+epsilon) >= FreqLookup[index] &&
+				   (sample_freq-epsilon) <= FreqLookup[index]) {
+					freq = (speaker_freq)index;
+					TRACE(_T(".. using speaker freq %u"), FreqLookup[index]);
+					break;
+					}
+				}
+			if(freq == FREQ_NONE) {
+				WARN(_T("Couldn't (loosely) match .wav samplerate %u Hz to speaker"),
+					 sample_freq);
+				goto unsupported;
+				}
+			}
+		else if(!strncmp(chunk_header.ckID, "data", 4))
+			{
+			// make sure we got a valid fmt chunk first
+			if(!wf.x.nBlockAlign)
+				goto corrupt_file;
+
+			// grab the data
+			unsigned total_samples = chunk_header.ckSize / wf.x.nBlockAlign;
+			if(total_samples == 0)
+				goto corrupt_file;
+			
+			short *samples = new short[total_samples];
+			size_t read = fread(samples, 2, total_samples, file);
+			fclose(file);
+			if(read != total_samples)
+				{
+				if(read == 0) {
+					delete[] samples;
+					goto corrupt_file;
+					}
+				// got a different number, but use them anyway
+				WARN(_T("found %s .wav audio data than expected (%u/%u samples)"),
+					((read < total_samples)? _T("less") : _T("more")),
+					read, total_samples);
+
+				total_samples = read;
+				}
+
+			// and convert them
+			bool res = Convert16bitMonoSamples(samples, true, total_samples, freq,
+											   out);
+			delete[] samples;
+			return res;
+			}
+		else{
+			// unknown chunk, skip its data
+			DWORD chunk_bytes = (chunk_header.ckSize + 1) & ~1L;
+			if(fseek(file, chunk_bytes, SEEK_CUR))
+				goto corrupt_file;
+			}
+		}
+
+corrupt_file:
+	WARN(_T(".wav file is corrupt"));
+	fclose(file);
+	return false;
+
+unsupported:
+	WARN(_T(".wav file format not supported (must be mono 16bit PCM)"));
+	fclose(file);
+	return false;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::Load16BitMonoSampleRAW (const TCHAR*   filepath,
+									  bool		     _signed,
+									  speaker_freq   freq,
+									  wiimote_sample &out)
+	{
+	// converts (.wav style) unsigned 16bit mono raw data to the 4bit ADPCM variant
+	//  used by the Wiimote, and returns the data in a BYTE array (caller must
+	//  delete[] it when no longer needed):
+	memset(&out, 0, sizeof(out));
+
+	// get the length of the file
+	struct _stat file_info;
+	if(_tstat(filepath, &file_info)) {
+		WARN(_T("couldn't get filesize for '%s'"), filepath);
+		return false;
+		}
+	
+	DWORD len = file_info.st_size;
+	_ASSERT(len);
+	if(!len) {
+		WARN(_T("zero-size sample file '%s'"), filepath);
+		return false;
+		}
+
+	unsigned total_samples = (len+1) / 2; // round up just in case file is corrupt
+	// allocate a buffer to hold the samples to convert
+	short *samples = new short[total_samples]; 
+	_ASSERT(samples);
+	if(!samples) {
+		TRACE(_T("Couldn't open '%s"), filepath);
+		return false;
+		}
+
+	// load them
+	FILE *file;
+	bool res;
+#if (_MSC_VER >= 1400) // VC 2005+
+	_tfopen_s(&file, filepath, _T("rb"));
+#else
+	file = _tfopen(filepath, _T("rb"));
+#endif
+	_ASSERT(file);
+	if(!file) {
+		TRACE(_T("Couldn't open '%s"), filepath);
+        goto error;
+        }
+
+	res = (fread(samples, 1, len, file) == len);
+	fclose(file);
+	if(!res) {
+		WARN(_T("Couldn't load file '%s'"), filepath);
+		goto error;
+		}
+
+	// and convert them
+	res = Convert16bitMonoSamples(samples, _signed, total_samples, freq, out);
+	delete[] samples;
+	return res;
+
+error:
+	delete[] samples;
+	return false;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::Convert16bitMonoSamples (const short*   samples,
+									   bool		      _signed,
+									   DWORD		  length,
+									   speaker_freq   freq,
+									   wiimote_sample &out)
+	{
+	// converts 16bit mono sample data to the native 4bit format used by the Wiimote,
+	//  and returns the data in a BYTE array (caller must delete[] when no
+	//  longer needed):
+	memset(&out, 0, sizeof(0));
+
+	_ASSERT(samples && length);
+	if(!samples || !length)
+		return false;
+
+	// allocate the output buffer
+	out.samples = new BYTE[length];
+	_ASSERT(out.samples);
+	if(!out.samples)
+		return false;
+
+	// clear it
+	memset(out.samples, 0, length);
+	out.length = length;
+	out.freq   = freq;
+
+	// ADPCM code, adapted from
+	//  http://www.wiindows.org/index.php/Talk:Wiimote#Input.2FOutput_Reports
+	static const int index_table[16] = {  -1,  -1,  -1,  -1,   2,   4,   6,   8,
+										  -1,  -1,  -1,  -1,   2,   4,   6,   8 };
+	static const int diff_table [16] = {   1,   3,   5,   7,   9,  11,  13,  15,
+										  -1,  -3,  -5,  -7,  -9, -11, -13,  15 };
+	static const int step_scale [16] = { 230, 230, 230, 230, 307, 409, 512, 614,
+										 230, 230, 230, 230, 307, 409, 512, 614 };
+	// Encode to ADPCM, on initialization set adpcm_prev_value to 0 and adpcm_step
+	//  to 127 (these variables must be preserved across reports)
+	int adpcm_prev_value = 0;
+	int adpcm_step		 = 127;
+
+	for(size_t i=0; i<length; i++)
+		{
+		// convert to 16bit signed
+		int value = samples[i];// (8bit) << 8);// | samples[i]; // dither it?
+		if(!_signed)
+			value -= 32768;
+		// encode:
+		int  diff = value - adpcm_prev_value;
+		BYTE encoded_val = 0;
+		if(diff < 0) {
+			encoded_val |= 8;
+			diff = -diff;
+			}
+		diff = (diff << 2) / adpcm_step;
+		if (diff > 7)
+			diff = 7;
+		encoded_val |= diff;
+		adpcm_prev_value += ((adpcm_step * diff_table[encoded_val]) / 8);
+		if(adpcm_prev_value  >  0x7fff)
+			adpcm_prev_value =  0x7fff;
+		if(adpcm_prev_value  < -0x8000)
+			adpcm_prev_value = -0x8000;
+		adpcm_step = (adpcm_step * step_scale[encoded_val]) >> 8;
+		if(adpcm_step < 127)
+			adpcm_step = 127;
+		if(adpcm_step > 24567)
+			adpcm_step = 24567;
+		if(i & 1)
+			out.samples[i>>1] |= encoded_val;
+		else
+			out.samples[i>>1] |= encoded_val << 4;
+		}
+
+	return true;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::PlaySample (const wiimote_sample &sample, BYTE volume, 
+						  speaker_freq freq_override)
+	{
+	_ASSERT(IsConnected());
+	if(!IsConnected())
+		return false;
+
+	speaker_freq freq = freq_override? freq_override : sample.freq;
+
+	TRACE(_T("playing sample."));
+	EnableSpeaker(true);
+	MuteSpeaker  (true);
+
+#if 0
+	// combine everything into one write - faster, seems to work?
+	BYTE bytes[9] = { 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 10+freq, vol, 0x00, 0x00, 0x01, 0x01 };
+	WriteData(0x04a20001, sizeof(bytes), bytes);
+#else
+	// Write 0x01 to register 0x04a20009 
+	WriteData(0x04a20009, 0x01);
+	// Write 0x08 to register 0x04a20001 
+	WriteData(0x04a20001, 0x08);
+	// Write 7-byte configuration to registers 0x04a20001-0x04a20008 
+	BYTE bytes[7] = { 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 10+(BYTE)freq, volume, 0x00, 0x00 };
+	WriteData(0x04a20001, sizeof(bytes), bytes);
+	// + Write 0x01 to register 0x04a20008 
+	WriteData(0x04a20008, 0x01);
+#endif
+
+	Internal.Speaker.Freq   = freq;
+	Internal.Speaker.Volume = volume;
+	CurrentSample			= &sample;
+
+	MuteSpeaker(false);
+
+	return StartSampleThread();
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::StartSampleThread ()
+	{
+	if(SampleThread)
+		return true;
+
+	SampleThread = (HANDLE)_beginthreadex(NULL, 0, SampleStreamThreadfunc,
+										  this, 0, NULL);
+	_ASSERT(SampleThread);
+	if(!SampleThread) {
+		WARN(_T("couldn't create sample thread!"));
+		MuteSpeaker  (true);
+		EnableSpeaker(false);	
+		return false;
+		}
+	SetThreadPriority(SampleThread, WORKER_THREAD_PRIORITY);
+	return true;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+bool wiimote::PlaySquareWave (speaker_freq freq, BYTE volume)
+	{
+	_ASSERT(IsConnected());
+	if(!IsConnected())
+		return false;
+
+	// if we're already playing a sample, stop it first
+	if(IsPlayingSample())
+		CurrentSample = NULL;
+	// if we're already playing a square wave at this freq and volume, return
+	else if(IsPlayingAudio() && (Internal.Speaker.Freq   == freq) &&
+								(Internal.Speaker.Volume == volume))
+		return true;
+
+	TRACE(_T("playing square wave."));
+	// stop playing samples
+	CurrentSample = 0;
+
+	EnableSpeaker(true);
+	MuteSpeaker  (true);
+
+#if 0
+	// combined everything into one write - much faster, seems to work?
+	BYTE bytes[9] = { 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, freq, volume, 0x00, 0x00, 0x01, 0x1 };
+	WriteData(0x04a20001, sizeof(bytes), bytes);
+#else
+	// write 0x01 to register 0xa20009 
+	WriteData(0x04a20009, 0x01);
+	// write 0x08 to register 0xa20001 
+	WriteData(0x04a20001, 0x08);
+	// write default sound mode (4bit ADPCM, we assume) 7-byte configuration
+	//  to registers 0xa20001-0xa20008 
+	BYTE bytes[7] = { 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 10+(BYTE)freq, volume, 0x00, 0x00 };
+	WriteData(0x04a20001, sizeof(bytes), bytes);
+	// write 0x01 to register 0xa20008 
+	WriteData(0x04a20008, 0x01);
+#endif
+
+	Internal.Speaker.Freq   = freq;
+	Internal.Speaker.Volume = volume;
+
+	MuteSpeaker(false);
+	return StartSampleThread();
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::RecordState (state_history	  &events_out,
+						   unsigned			  max_time_ms,
+						   state_change_flags change_trigger)
+	{
+	// user being naughty?
+	if(Recording.bEnabled)
+		StopRecording();
+
+	// clear the list
+	if(!events_out.empty())
+		events_out.clear();
+
+	// start recording 
+	Recording.StateHistory = &events_out;
+	Recording.StartTimeMS  = timeGetTime();
+	Recording.EndTimeMS    = Recording.StartTimeMS + max_time_ms;
+	Recording.TriggerFlags = change_trigger;
+	// as this call happens outside the read/parse thread, set the boolean
+	//  which will enable reocrding last, so that all params are in place.
+	// TODO: * stricly speaking this only works on VC2005+ or better, as it
+	//		   automatically places a memory barrier on volatile variables - earlier/
+	//         other compilers may reorder the assignments!). *
+	Recording.bEnabled	   = true;
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+void wiimote::StopRecording ()
+	{
+	if(!Recording.bEnabled)
+		return;
+
+	Recording.bEnabled = false;
+	// make sure the read/parse thread has time to notice the change (else it might
+	//  still write one more state to the list)
+	Sleep(10); // too much?
+	}
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
diff --git a/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote.h b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote.h
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1db2c098
--- /dev/null
+++ b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote.h
@@ -0,0 +1,495 @@
+// _______________________________________________________________________________
+//
+//	 - WiiYourself! - native C++ Wiimote library  v1.15
+//	  (c) gl.tter 2007-10 - http://gl.tter.org
+//
+//	  see License.txt for conditions of use.  see History.txt for change log.
+// _______________________________________________________________________________
+//
+//  wiimote.h  (tab = 4 spaces)
+
+#ifdef _MSC_VER // VC
+# pragma once
+#endif
+
+#ifndef _WIIMOTE_H
+# define _WIIMOTE_H
+
+#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
+#include <windows.h>
+#include <tchar.h>		// auto Unicode/Ansi support
+#include <queue>		// for HID write method
+#include <list>			// for state recording
+ 
+#ifndef QWORD
+ typedef unsigned __int64 QWORD;
+#endif
+
+#ifdef _MSC_VER			   // VC-specific: _DEBUG build only _ASSERT() sanity checks
+# include <crtdbg.h>
+#elif defined(__MINGW32__) // define NDEBUG to disable assert
+# include <assert.h>
+# define _ASSERT assert
+#else
+# define _ASSERT(x) ((void)0) // (add your compiler's implementation if you like)
+#endif
+
+#ifdef SWIGWRAPPER		// Python Wrapper
+#include "Python/wiimote_state.i"
+#else
+#include "wiimote_state.h"
+#endif
+
+// configs:
+//#define USE_DYNAMIC_HIDQUEUE // deprecated
+
+//  we request periodic status report updates to refresh the battery level
+//   and to detect connection loss (through failed writes)
+#define REQUEST_STATUS_EVERY_MS		1000
+#define DETECT_MPLUS_EVERY_MS		1000
+#define DETECT_MPLUS_COUNT			1	 // # of tries in quick succession
+
+//  all threads (read/parse, audio streaming, async rumble...) use this priority
+#define WORKER_THREAD_PRIORITY		THREAD_PRIORITY_HIGHEST
+
+ // internals
+#define	WIIYOURSELF_VERSION_MAJOR	1
+#define	WIIYOURSELF_VERSION_MINOR1	1
+#define	WIIYOURSELF_VERSION_MINOR2	5
+//#define WIIYOURSELF_VERSION_BETA	// not defined for non-beta releases
+#define WIIYOURSELF_VERSION_STR		_T("1.15")
+
+// array sizes
+#define	TOTAL_BUTTON_BITS	16	// Number of bits for (Classic)ButtonNameFromBit[]
+#define	TOTAL_FREQUENCIES	10	// Number of frequencies (see speaker_freq[])
+
+ // clarity
+typedef HANDLE EVENT;
+
+
+// state data changes can be signalled to the app via a callback.  Set the wiimote
+//  object's 'ChangedCallback' any time to enable them, or alternatively inherit
+//   from the wiimote object and override the ChangedNotifier() virtual method.
+
+//  of flags indicating which state has changed since the last callback.
+typedef void (*state_changed_callback)	(class wiimote	     &owner,
+										 state_change_flags  changed,
+										 const wiimote_state &new_state);
+
+// internals
+typedef BOOLEAN (__stdcall *hidwrite_ptr)(HANDLE HidDeviceObject,
+										  PVOID  ReportBuffer,
+										  ULONG  ReportBufferLength);
+
+// (global due to Python wrapper)
+struct wiimote_state_event {
+	DWORD		  time_ms;	// system timestamp in milliseconds
+	wiimote_state state;
+	};
+
+// wiimote class - connects and manages a wiimote and its optional extensions
+//                 (Nunchuk/Classic Controller), and exposes their state
+class wiimote : public wiimote_state
+	{
+	public:
+		wiimote ();
+		virtual ~wiimote ();
+
+	public:
+		// these can be used to identify Connect()ed wiimote objects (if both
+		//  are unconnected they will pass the compare as their handles are invalid)
+		inline bool operator == (const wiimote& remote)
+			{ return Handle == remote.Handle; }
+		inline bool operator != (const wiimote& remote)
+			{ return Handle != remote.Handle; }
+
+		// wiimote data input mode (use with SetReportType())
+		//  (only enable what you need to save battery power)
+		enum input_report
+			{
+			// combinations if buttons/acceleration/IR/Extension data
+			IN_BUTTONS				 = 0x30,
+			IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL		 = 0x31,
+			IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_IR		 = 0x33, // reports IR EXTENDED data (dot sizes)
+			IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_EXT	 = 0x35,
+			IN_BUTTONS_ACCEL_IR_EXT	 = 0x37, // reports IR BASIC data (no dot sizes)
+			IN_BUTTONS_BALANCE_BOARD = 0x32, // must use this for the balance board
+			};
+		// string versions 
+		static const TCHAR* ReportTypeName [];
+
+
+	public: // convenience accessors:
+		inline bool	IsConnected			  () const { return bStatusReceived; }
+		// if IsConnected() unexpectedly returns false, connection was probably lost
+		inline bool	ConnectionLost		  () const { return bConnectionLost; }
+		inline bool IsBalanceBoard		  () const { return (Internal.bExtension &&
+							(Internal.ExtensionType==wiimote_state::BALANCE_BOARD)); }
+		inline bool	NunchukConnected	  () const { return (Internal.bExtension &&
+							(Internal.ExtensionType==wiimote_state::NUNCHUK)); }
+		inline bool	ClassicConnected	  () const { return (Internal.bExtension &&
+							(Internal.ExtensionType==wiimote_state::CLASSIC)); }
+		inline bool MotionPlusConnected   () const { return bMotionPlusDetected; }
+		inline bool MotionPlusEnabled	  () const { return bMotionPlusEnabled; }
+		inline bool MotionPlusHasExtension() const { return bMotionPlusExtension; }
+		inline bool	IsPlayingAudio		  () const { return (Internal.Speaker.Freq &&
+															 Internal.Speaker.Volume); }
+		inline bool	IsPlayingSample		  () const { return IsPlayingAudio() &&
+															(CurrentSample != NULL); }
+		inline bool	IsUsingHIDwrites	  () const { return bUseHIDwrite; }
+		inline bool	IsRecordingState	  () const { return Recording.bEnabled; }
+
+		static inline unsigned TotalConnected() { return _TotalConnected; }
+
+
+	public: // data
+		QWORD UniqueID;		   // constructed from device-specific calibration info.
+							   //  Note this is not guaranteed to be truly unique
+							   //  as several devices may contain the same calibration
+							   //  vluaes - but unique amongst a small number of 
+							   //  devices.
+#ifdef ID2_FROM_DEVICEPATH
+		QWORD UniqueID2;	   // (low-reliabilty, left for reference)
+							   //  constructed from the 'device path' string (as
+							   //  reported by the OS/stack).  This is hopefully
+							   //  unique as long as the devices remain installed
+							   //  (or at least paired).
+#endif
+		// optional callbacks - set these to your own fuctions (if required)
+		state_changed_callback  ChangedCallback;
+		//  you can avoid unnecessary callback overhead by specifying a mask
+		//   of which state changes should trigger them (default is any)
+		state_change_flags		CallbackTriggerFlags;
+		// alternatively, inherit from this class and override this virtual function:
+		virtual void			ChangedNotifier (state_change_flags  changed,
+												 const wiimote_state &new_state) {};
+
+		// get the button name from its bit index (some bits are unused)
+		static const TCHAR*		   ButtonNameFromBit [TOTAL_BUTTON_BITS];
+		static const TCHAR*		GetButtonNameFromBit (unsigned index)
+			{
+			_ASSERT(index < TOTAL_BUTTON_BITS);
+			if(index >= TOTAL_BUTTON_BITS)
+				return _T("[invalid index]");
+			return ButtonNameFromBit[index];
+			}
+
+		// same for the Classic Controller
+		static const TCHAR*		   ClassicButtonNameFromBit [TOTAL_BUTTON_BITS];
+		static const TCHAR*		GetClassicButtonNameFromBit (unsigned index)
+			{
+			_ASSERT(index < TOTAL_BUTTON_BITS);
+			if(index >= TOTAL_BUTTON_BITS)
+				return _T("[invalid index]");
+			return ClassicButtonNameFromBit[index];
+			}
+
+		// get the frequency from speaker_freq enum
+		static const unsigned	   FreqLookup [TOTAL_FREQUENCIES];
+		static const unsigned	GetFreqLookup (unsigned index)
+			{
+			_ASSERT(index < TOTAL_FREQUENCIES);
+			if(index >= TOTAL_FREQUENCIES)
+				return 0;
+			return FreqLookup[index];
+			}
+
+	public: // methods
+		// call Connect() first - returns true if wiimote was found & enabled
+		//  - 'wiimote_index' specifies which *installed* (not necessarily
+		//     *connected*) wiimote should be tried (1 = first, 2 = 2nd etc).
+		//    if you just want the first *available* wiimote that isn't already
+		//     in use, pass in FIRST_AVAILABLE (default).
+		//  - 'force_hidwrites' forces HID output method (it's auto-selected
+		//     when needed and less efficient, so only force for testing).
+		static const unsigned FIRST_AVAILABLE = 0xffffffff;
+		bool Connect				 (unsigned wiimote_index = FIRST_AVAILABLE,
+									  bool force_hidwrites   = false);
+		// disconnect from the controller and stop reading data from it
+		void Disconnect				 ();
+		// set wiimote reporting mode (call after Connnect())
+		//  continous = true forces the wiimote to send constant updates, even when
+		//			     nothing has changed.
+		//			  = false only sends data when something has changed (note that
+		//			     acceleration data will cause frequent updates anyway as it
+		//			     jitters even when the wiimote is stationary)
+		void SetReportType			 (input_report type, bool continuous = false);
+		
+		// toggle the MotionPlus extension.  Call MotionPlusDetected() first to
+		//  see if it's attached.  Unlike normal extensions, the MotionPlus does
+		//  not report itself as one until enabled.  Once done, it then replaces
+		//  any standard extension attached to it, so be sure to disable it
+		//  if you want to read those (it's not currently known of both can
+		//  be read simultaneously).
+		bool EnableMotionPlus  ();
+		bool DisableMotionPlus ();
+	
+		// this is used to remove unwanted 'at rest' offsets, currently only from
+		//  the Balance Board.  make sure there is no weight on the board before
+		//  calling this. it reads the current sensor values and then removes them
+		//  offsets from all subsequent KG and LB state values (the 'raw' values
+		//  are never modified).
+		void CalibrateAtRest		 ();
+		// NOTE: the library automatically calls this when the first weight values
+		//        come in after Connect()ion, but if the device wasn't at rest at
+		//        the time the app can call it again later.
+
+		// to read the state via polling (reading the public state data direct from
+		//  the wiimote object) you must call RefreshState() at the top of every pass.
+		//  returns a combination of flags to indicate which state (if any) has
+		//  changed since the last call.
+		state_change_flags RefreshState ();
+
+		// reset the wiimote (changes report type to non-continuous buttons-only,
+		//					  clears LEDs & rumble, mutes & disables speaker)
+		void Reset					 ();
+		// set/clear the wiimote LEDs
+		void SetLEDs				 (BYTE led_bits); // bits 0-3 are valid
+		// set/clear rumble
+		void SetRumble				 (bool on);
+		// alternative - rumble for a fixed amount of time (asynchronous)
+		void RumbleForAsync			 (unsigned milliseconds);
+
+		// *experimental* speaker support:
+		bool MuteSpeaker			 (bool on);
+		bool EnableSpeaker			 (bool on);
+		bool PlaySquareWave			 (speaker_freq freq, BYTE volume = 0x40);
+		//  note: PlaySample currently streams from the passed-in wiimote_sample -
+		//		   don't delete it until playback has stopped.
+		bool PlaySample				 (const		   wiimote_sample &sample,
+									  BYTE		   volume		 = 0x40,
+									  speaker_freq freq_override = FREQ_NONE);
+
+		//  16bit mono sample loading/conversion to native format:
+		//   .wav sample
+		static bool Load16bitMonoSampleWAV	 (const TCHAR*   filepath,
+											  wiimote_sample &out);
+		//   raw 16bit mono audio data (can be signed or unsigned)
+		static bool Load16BitMonoSampleRAW	 (const TCHAR*   filepath,
+											  bool		     _signed,
+											  speaker_freq   freq,
+											  wiimote_sample &out);
+		//   converts a 16bit mono sample array to a wiimote_sample
+		static bool Convert16bitMonoSamples  (const short*   samples,
+											  bool		     _signed,
+											  DWORD		     length,
+											  speaker_freq   freq,
+											  wiimote_sample &out);
+		
+		// state recording - records state snapshots to a 'state_history' supplied
+		//					  by the caller.  states are timestamped and only added
+		//					  to the list when the specified state changes.
+#ifndef SWIG // !Python Wrapper
+		typedef wiimote_state_event state_event;
+#endif
+		typedef std::list<state_event> state_history;
+		static const unsigned UNTIL_STOP = 0xffffffff;
+		// - pass in a 'state_history' list, and don't destroy/change it until
+		//	  recording is stopped.  note the list will be cleared first.
+		// - you can request a specific duration (and use IsRecordingState() to detect
+		//    the end), or UNTIL_STOP.  StopRecording() can be called either way.
+		// - you can use 'change trigger' to specify specific state changes that will
+		//    trigger an insert into the history (others are then ignored).
+		void RecordState  (state_history	  &events_out,
+						   unsigned			  max_time_ms	 = UNTIL_STOP,
+						   state_change_flags change_trigger = CHANGED_ALL);
+		void StopRecording ();
+
+
+	private: // methods
+		// start reading asynchronously from the controller
+		bool BeginAsyncRead			();
+		// request status update (battery level, extension status etc)
+		void RequestStatusReport	();
+		// read address or register from Wiimote asynchronously (the result is
+		//  parsed internally whenever it arrives)
+		bool ReadAddress			(int address, short size);
+		// write a single BYTE to a wiimote address or register
+		inline void WriteData		(int address, BYTE data) { WriteData(address, 1, &data); }
+		// write a BYTE array to a wiimote address or register
+		void WriteData				(int address, BYTE size, const BYTE* buff);
+		// callback when data is ready to be processed
+		void OnReadData				(DWORD bytes_read);
+		// parse individual reports by type
+		int	 ParseInput				(BYTE* buff);
+		// detects if MotionPlus is attached (it doesn't report as a normal
+		//  extesnion until it is enabled)
+		void DetectMotionPlusExtensionAsync ();
+		// initializes an extension when plugged in.
+		void InitializeExtension	();
+		// parses a status report
+		int	 ParseStatus		    (BYTE* buff);
+		// parses the buttons
+		int	 ParseButtons			(BYTE* buff);
+		// parses accelerometer data
+		int	 ParseAccel				(BYTE* buff);
+		bool EstimateOrientationFrom(wiimote_state::acceleration &accel);
+		void ApplyJoystickDeadZones (wiimote_state::joystick &joy);
+		// parses IR data from report
+		int  ParseIR				(BYTE* buff);
+		// parses data from an extension.
+		int  ParseExtension			(BYTE* buff, unsigned offset);
+		// parses data returned from a read report
+		int  ParseReadAddress		(BYTE* buff);
+		// reads calibration information stored on Wiimote
+		void ReadCalibration		();
+		float GetBalanceValue(short sensor, short min, short mid, short max);
+		// turns on the IR sensor (the mode must match the reporting mode caps)
+		void EnableIR				(wiimote_state::ir::mode mode);
+		// disables the IR sensor
+		void DisableIR				();
+		// writes a report to the Wiimote (NULL = use 'WriteBuff')
+		bool WriteReport			(BYTE* buff);
+		bool StartSampleThread		();
+		// returns the rumble BYTE that needs to be sent with reports.
+		inline BYTE  GetRumbleBit	()	const { return Internal.bRumble? 0x01 : 0x00; }
+
+		// static thread funcs:
+		static unsigned __stdcall ReadParseThreadfunc   (void* param);
+		static unsigned __stdcall AsyncRumbleThreadfunc (void* param);
+		static unsigned __stdcall SampleStreamThreadfunc(void* param);
+		static unsigned __stdcall HIDwriteThreadfunc	(void* param);
+
+	private: // data
+		// wiimote output comands
+		enum output_report
+			{
+			OUT_NONE			= 0x00,
+			OUT_LEDs			= 0x11,
+			OUT_TYPE			= 0x12,
+			OUT_IR				= 0x13,
+			OUT_SPEAKER_ENABLE	= 0x14,
+			OUT_STATUS			= 0x15,
+			OUT_WRITEMEMORY		= 0x16,
+			OUT_READMEMORY		= 0x17,
+			OUT_SPEAKER_DATA	= 0x18,
+			OUT_SPEAKER_MUTE	= 0x19,
+			OUT_IR2				= 0x1a,
+			};
+		// input reports used only internally:
+		static const int IN_STATUS						= 0x20;
+		static const int IN_READADDRESS					= 0x21;
+		// wiimote device IDs:
+		static const int VID							= 0x057e; // 'Nintendo'
+		static const int PID							= 0x0306; // 'Wiimote'
+		// we could find this out the hard way using HID, but it's 22
+		static const int REPORT_LENGTH					= 22;
+		// wiimote registers
+		static const int REGISTER_CALIBRATION			= 0x0016;
+		static const int REGISTER_IR					= 0x4b00030;
+		static const int REGISTER_IR_SENSITIVITY_1		= 0x4b00000;
+		static const int REGISTER_IR_SENSITIVITY_2		= 0x4b0001a;
+		static const int REGISTER_IR_MODE				= 0x4b00033;
+		static const int REGISTER_EXTENSION_INIT1		= 0x4a400f0;
+		static const int REGISTER_EXTENSION_INIT2		= 0x4a400fb;
+		static const int REGISTER_EXTENSION_TYPE		= 0x4a400fa;
+		static const int REGISTER_EXTENSION_CALIBRATION	= 0x4a40020;
+		static const int REGISTER_BALANCE_CALIBRATION	= 0x4a40024;
+		static const int REGISTER_MOTIONPLUS_DETECT		= 0x4a600fa;
+		static const int REGISTER_MOTIONPLUS_INIT		= 0x4a600f0;
+		static const int REGISTER_MOTIONPLUS_ENABLE		= 0x4a600fe;
+
+		HANDLE			 Handle;		  // read/write device handle
+		OVERLAPPED		 Overlapped;	  // for async Read/WriteFile() IO
+		HANDLE			 ReadParseThread; // waits for overlapped reads & parses result
+		EVENT			 DataRead;		  // signals overlapped read complete
+		bool			 bUseHIDwrite;	  // alternative write method (less efficient
+										  //  but required for some BT stacks (eg. MS')
+		// HidD_SetOutputReport is only supported from XP onwards, so detect &
+		//  load it dynamically:
+		static HMODULE	 HidDLL;	
+		static hidwrite_ptr _HidD_SetOutputReport;
+		
+		volatile bool	 bStatusReceived;	  // for output method detection
+		volatile bool	 bConnectInProgress;  // don't handle extensions until complete
+		volatile bool	 bInitInProgress;	  // stop regular requests until complete
+		volatile bool	 bEnablingMotionPlus; // for special init codepath
+		volatile bool	 bConnectionLost;	  // auto-Disconnect()s if set
+volatile int	 MotionPlusDetectCount;		  // waiting for the result
+		volatile bool	 bMotionPlusDetected;
+		volatile bool	 bMotionPlusEnabled;
+		volatile bool	 bMotionPlusExtension;// detected one plugged into MotionPlus
+		volatile bool	 bCalibrateAtRest;	  // as soon as the first sensor values 											  //  come in after a Connect() call.
+		static unsigned	 _TotalCreated;
+		static unsigned	 _TotalConnected;
+		input_report	 ReportType;	      // type of data the wiimote delivers	
+		// read buffer
+		BYTE			 ReadBuff  [REPORT_LENGTH];
+		// for polling: state is updated on a thread internally, and made only
+		//  made public via RefreshState()
+		CRITICAL_SECTION StateLock;	
+		wiimote_state	 Internal;
+		state_change_flags InternalChanged;   // state changes since last RefreshState()
+		// periodic status report requests (for battery level and connection loss
+		//  detection)
+		DWORD			  NextStatusTime;
+		DWORD			  NextMPlusDetectTime;// gap between motion plus detections
+		DWORD			  MPlusDetectCount;	  // # of detection tries in quick succesion
+		// async Hidd_WriteReport() thread
+		HANDLE			  HIDwriteThread;
+#ifdef USE_DYNAMIC_HIDQUEUE
+		std::queue<BYTE*> HIDwriteQueue;
+#else
+		// fixed-size queue (to eliminate glitches caused by frequent dynamic memory
+		//	allocations)
+		struct hid
+			{
+			hid () : Queue(NULL), ReadIndex(0), WriteIndex(0) {}
+
+			// Increase the static queue size if you get ASSERTs signalling an
+			//  overflow (too many reports queued up before being sent by the write
+			//  thread).  These asserts are harmless though if caused as a result of
+			//  loosing the wiimote connection (eg. battery runs out, or wiimote is
+			//  unpaired by holding the power button).
+			// Note: MAX_QUEUE_ENTRIES _must_ be a power-of-2, as it
+			//  uses index wraparound optimisations.
+			static const unsigned MAX_QUEUE_ENTRIES = 1<<7;
+		
+			inline bool IsEmpty() const { return (ReadIndex == WriteIndex); }
+
+			bool Allocate	()	{ // allocate memory (only when needed)
+								_ASSERT(!Queue); if(Queue) return true;
+								ReadIndex = WriteIndex = 0;
+								Queue = new queue_entry[MAX_QUEUE_ENTRIES];
+								_ASSERT(Queue); return (Queue != NULL);
+								}
+			void Deallocate ()	{
+								if(!Queue) return;
+								delete[] Queue; Queue = NULL;
+								ReadIndex = WriteIndex = 0;
+								}
+								
+			struct queue_entry
+				{
+				queue_entry() { memset(Report, 0, sizeof(Report)); }
+				
+				BYTE Report [REPORT_LENGTH];
+				} *Queue;
+			
+			unsigned ReadIndex, WriteIndex;
+			} HID;
+#endif
+		CRITICAL_SECTION  HIDwriteQueueLock;  // queue must be locked before being  modified
+
+		// async rumble
+		HANDLE			 AsyncRumbleThread;	  // automatically disables rumble if requested
+		volatile DWORD	 AsyncRumbleTimeout;
+		// orientation estimation
+		unsigned		 WiimoteNearGUpdates;
+		unsigned		 NunchukNearGUpdates;
+		// audio
+		HANDLE			 SampleThread;
+		const wiimote_sample* volatile CurrentSample;	// otherwise playing square wave
+		// state recording
+		struct recording
+			{
+			volatile bool	bEnabled;
+			state_history	*StateHistory;
+			volatile DWORD	StartTimeMS;
+			volatile DWORD	EndTimeMS;		// can be UNTIL_STOP
+			unsigned		TriggerFlags;	// wiimote changes trigger a state event
+			unsigned		ExtTriggerFlags;// extension changes "
+			} Recording;
+	};
+
+#endif // _WIIMOTE_H
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diff --git a/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote_common.h b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote_common.h
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c0fd01e1
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+++ b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote_common.h
@@ -0,0 +1,109 @@
+// _______________________________________________________________________________
+//
+//	 - WiiYourself! - native C++ Wiimote library  v1.15 RC
+//	  (c) gl.tter 2007-9 - http://gl.tter.org
+//
+//	  see License.txt for conditions of use.  see History.txt for change log.
+// _______________________________________________________________________________
+//
+//  wiimote_common.h  (tab = 4 spaces)
+
+// speaker support:
+enum speaker_freq
+	{
+	// (keep in sync with FreqLookup in wiimote.cpp)
+	FREQ_NONE	= 0,
+	// my PC can't keep up with these using bUseHIDwrite, so I haven't
+	//  been able to tune them yet
+	FREQ_4200HZ = 1,
+	FREQ_3920HZ = 2,
+	FREQ_3640HZ = 3,
+	FREQ_3360HZ = 4,
+	// these were tuned until the square-wave was glitch-free on my remote -
+	//  may not be exactly right
+	FREQ_3130HZ = 5,	// +190
+	FREQ_2940HZ = 6,	// +180
+	FREQ_2760HZ = 7,	// +150
+	FREQ_2610HZ = 8,	// +140
+	FREQ_2470HZ = 9,
+	};
+
+// wiimote_sample - holds the audio sample in the native wiimote format
+struct wiimote_sample
+	{
+	wiimote_sample() : samples(NULL), length(0), freq(FREQ_NONE) {}
+	BYTE*		 samples;
+	DWORD		 length;
+	speaker_freq freq;
+	};
+
+// flags & masks that indicate which part(s) of the wiimote state have changed
+enum state_change_flags
+	{
+	// state didn't change at all
+	NO_CHANGE					   = 0,
+
+	// Wiimote specific:
+	CONNECTED					   = 1<<0, // wiimote just connected
+	CONNECTION_LOST				   = 1<<1,
+	BATTERY_CHANGED				   = 1<<2,
+	BATTERY_DRAINED				   = 1<<3, // close to empty
+	LEDS_CHANGED				   = 1<<4, // (probably redudant as wiimmote never
+	BUTTONS_CHANGED				   = 1<<5, //  changes them unless requested)
+	ACCEL_CHANGED				   = 1<<6,
+	ORIENTATION_CHANGED			   = 1<<7,
+	IR_CHANGED					   = 1<<8,
+	//  all wiimote flags
+	WIIMOTE_CHANGED				   = CONNECTION_LOST|BATTERY_CHANGED|BATTERY_DRAINED|
+								     LEDS_CHANGED|BUTTONS_CHANGED|ACCEL_CHANGED|
+								     ORIENTATION_CHANGED|IR_CHANGED,
+	// - Extensions -:
+	//  Nunchuk:
+	NUNCHUK_CONNECTED			   = 1<<9,
+	NUNCHUK_BUTTONS_CHANGED		   = 1<<10,
+	NUNCHUK_ACCEL_CHANGED		   = 1<<11,
+	NUNCHUK_ORIENTATION_CHANGED	   = 1<<12,
+	NUNCHUK_JOYSTICK_CHANGED	   = 1<<13,
+	//   all flags
+	NUNCHUK_CHANGED				   = NUNCHUK_CONNECTED|NUNCHUK_BUTTONS_CHANGED|
+								     NUNCHUK_ACCEL_CHANGED|NUNCHUK_ORIENTATION_CHANGED|
+								     NUNCHUK_JOYSTICK_CHANGED,
+	//  Classic Controller (inc. Guitars etc):
+	CLASSIC_CONNECTED			   = 1<<14,
+	CLASSIC_BUTTONS_CHANGED		   = 1<<15,
+	CLASSIC_JOYSTICK_L_CHANGED	   = 1<<16,
+	CLASSIC_JOYSTICK_R_CHANGED	   = 1<<17,
+	CLASSIC_TRIGGERS_CHANGED	   = 1<<18,
+	//   all flags
+	CLASSIC_CHANGED				   = CLASSIC_CONNECTED|CLASSIC_BUTTONS_CHANGED|
+								     CLASSIC_JOYSTICK_L_CHANGED|
+								     CLASSIC_JOYSTICK_R_CHANGED|
+									 CLASSIC_TRIGGERS_CHANGED,
+	//  Balance Board:
+	BALANCE_CONNECTED			   = 1<<19,
+	BALANCE_WEIGHT_CHANGED		   = 1<<20,
+	//   all flags
+	BALANCE_CHANGED				   = BALANCE_CONNECTED|BALANCE_WEIGHT_CHANGED,
+
+	//  Motion Plus
+	MOTIONPLUS_DETECTED			   = 1<<21, // attached but not enabled
+	MOTIONPLUS_ENABLED			   = 1<<22,
+	MOTIONPLUS_SPEED_CHANGED	   = 1<<23,
+	MOTIONPLUS_EXTENSION_CONNECTED = 1<<24,		// an extension is found in the
+												//  MotionPlus port
+	MOTIONPLUS_EXTENSION_DISCONNECTED = 1<<25, // it was disconnected
+	//   all flags
+	MOTIONPLUS_CHANGED			   = MOTIONPLUS_DETECTED|MOTIONPLUS_ENABLED|
+									 MOTIONPLUS_SPEED_CHANGED|
+									 MOTIONPLUS_EXTENSION_CONNECTED|
+									 MOTIONPLUS_EXTENSION_DISCONNECTED,
+	//  General:
+	EXTENSION_DISCONNECTED		 = 1<<26,
+	EXTENSION_PARTIALLY_INSERTED = 1<<27,
+	EXTENSION_CONNECTED			 = NUNCHUK_CONNECTED|CLASSIC_CONNECTED|
+								   BALANCE_CONNECTED|MOTIONPLUS_ENABLED,
+	EXTENSION_CHANGED			 = EXTENSION_DISCONNECTED|NUNCHUK_CHANGED|
+								   CLASSIC_CHANGED|BALANCE_CHANGED|MOTIONPLUS_CHANGED,
+	//  ALL flags:
+	CHANGED_ALL					 = WIIMOTE_CHANGED|EXTENSION_CHANGED,
+	};
diff --git a/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote_state.h b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote_state.h
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1bf167a2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/tracker-wii/wiiyourself/wiimote_state.h
@@ -0,0 +1,379 @@
+// _______________________________________________________________________________
+//
+//	 - WiiYourself! - native C++ Wiimote library  v1.15
+//	  (c) gl.tter 2007-10 - http://gl.tter.org
+//
+//	  see License.txt for conditions of use.  see History.txt for change log.
+// _______________________________________________________________________________
+//
+//  wiimote_state.h  (tab = 4 spaces)
+
+// the 'wiimote_state' struct contains all the Wiimote and Extension state data
+//  (buttons etc) - the wiimote class inherits from this and the app can poll
+//  the data there at any time.
+#ifdef _MSC_VER // VC
+# pragma once
+#endif
+
+#ifndef _WIIMOTE_STATE_H
+# define _WIIMOTE_STATE_H
+
+#include "wiimote_common.h"
+
+
+// wiimote_state (contains the Wiimote and Extension data and settings)
+struct wiimote_state
+	{
+	friend class wiimote; // for Clear()
+
+	// calibration information (stored on the Wiimote)
+	struct calibration_info
+		{
+		BYTE X0, Y0, Z0;
+		BYTE XG, YG, ZG;
+		} CalibrationInfo;
+
+	// button state:
+	struct buttons
+		{
+		// convenience accessors
+		inline bool A		() const	{ return (Bits & _A)    != 0; }
+		inline bool B		() const	{ return (Bits & _B)	!= 0; }
+		inline bool Plus	() const	{ return (Bits & PLUS)  != 0; }
+		inline bool Home	() const	{ return (Bits & HOME)  != 0; }
+		inline bool Minus	() const	{ return (Bits & MINUS) != 0; }
+		inline bool One		() const	{ return (Bits & ONE)   != 0; }
+		inline bool Two		() const	{ return (Bits & TWO)   != 0; }
+		inline bool Up		() const	{ return (Bits & UP)	!= 0; }
+		inline bool Down	() const	{ return (Bits & DOWN)  != 0; }
+		inline bool Left	() const	{ return (Bits & LEFT)  != 0; }
+		inline bool Right	() const	{ return (Bits & RIGHT) != 0; }
+
+		// all 11 buttons stored as bits (set = pressed)
+		WORD Bits;
+
+		// button bit masks (little-endian order)
+		enum mask
+			{
+			LEFT	= 0x0001,
+			RIGHT	= 0x0002,
+			DOWN	= 0x0004,
+			UP		= 0x0008,
+			PLUS	= 0x0010,
+			TWO		= 0x0100,
+			ONE		= 0x0200,
+			_B		= 0x0400,	// ie. trigger
+			_A		= 0x0800,
+			MINUS	= 0x1000,
+			HOME	= 0x8000,
+			//
+			ALL		= LEFT|RIGHT|DOWN|UP|PLUS|TWO|ONE|_A|_B|MINUS|HOME,
+			};
+		} Button;
+
+	// accelerometers state:
+	struct acceleration
+		{
+		BYTE  RawX, RawY, RawZ;
+		float X, Y, Z;
+
+		// note: experimental! the orientation values can only be safely estimated
+		//        if the controller isn't accelerating (otherwise there is no
+		//		  simple way to seperate orientation from acceleration - except
+		//		  perhaps using the IR reference and/or some clever assumptions).
+		//		  so for now the code only updates orientation if the controller
+		//		  appear to be stationary (by checking if the acceleration vector
+		//		  length is near 1G for several updates in a row).
+		//		  also note that there is no way to detect Yaw from the accelerometer
+		//		  alone when it's pointing at the screen (and I'm not curently
+		//		  processing IR):
+		struct orientation
+			{
+			float X, Y, Z;
+			unsigned UpdateAge;	// how many acceleration updates ago the last
+								//  orientation estimate was made (if this
+								//  value is high, the values are out-of-date
+								//  and probably shouldn't be used).
+			// Euler angle support (useful for some things).
+			// * note that decomposing to Euler angles is complex, not always reliable,
+			//    and also depends on your assumptions about the order each component
+			//    is applied in.  you may need to handle this yourself for more
+			//    complex scenarios *
+			float	 Pitch;	// in degrees (-180 - +180)
+			float	 Roll;	// "
+			// float Yaw;	
+			} Orientation;
+		} Acceleration;
+
+	// IR camera state:
+	struct ir
+		{
+		// in theory the IR imager is 1024x768 and so should report raw coords
+		//  0-1023 x 0-767.  in practice I have never seen them exceed the values
+		//  below, so I'm using them instead to give the full 0-1 float range
+		//  (it's possible that the edge pixels are used for processing, or masked
+		//  out due to being unreliable).  let me know if your wiimote reports
+		//  a different range.
+		static const unsigned MAX_RAW_X = 1016;
+		static const unsigned MAX_RAW_Y =  760;
+
+		// data mode reported by the IR sensor
+		enum mode
+			{
+			OFF			= 0x00,
+			BASIC		= 0x01,	// 10 bytes
+			EXTENDED	= 0x03,	// 12 bytes
+			FULL		= 0x05,	// 16 bytes * 2 (format unknown)
+			};
+		
+		mode	Mode;		// read-only (depends on ReportType set)
+		
+		struct dot
+			{
+			bool     bVisible;	// other values are not valid if == false
+			unsigned RawX;
+			unsigned RawY;
+			float    X;			// 0-1 (left-right)
+			float    Y;			// "   (top -bottom)
+			int		 Size;		// (not available in BASIC mode)
+			} Dot[4];
+		} IR;
+
+	struct leds
+		{
+		// all LEDs stored in bits 0-3  (1 = lit)
+		 BYTE Bits;
+
+		// convenience accessors:
+		inline bool Lit (unsigned index)
+			{ _ASSERT(index < 4);
+			  return (index >= 4)? false : ((Bits & (1<<index)) != 0); }
+		} LED;
+
+	 BYTE BatteryRaw;		// 0 - ~200 (it seems 200 *may* be the maximum charge)
+	 BYTE BatteryPercent;	// (using the above assumption, where 200 raw = 100%)
+	 bool bBatteryDrained;	// battery is nearly flat
+	 bool bRumble;
+	 bool bExtension;		// an extension (eg. Nunchuk) is connected.
+
+	// speaker state:
+	struct speaker
+		{
+		 bool		  bEnabled;
+		 bool		  bMuted;
+		 speaker_freq Freq;
+		 BYTE		  Volume;
+		} Speaker;
+
+	// the extension plugged into the Wiimote (if any)
+	enum extension_type
+		{
+		NONE = 0,
+		NUNCHUK,
+		CLASSIC,
+		GH3_GHWT_GUITAR, // GH3 or GHWT Guitar (treated as Classic)
+		GHWT_DRUMS,		 // not yet used
+		BALANCE_BOARD,
+		MOTION_PLUS,
+		PARTIALLY_INSERTED,
+		};
+	 extension_type	ExtensionType;
+
+	// joystick struct (shared between Nunchuk & Classic Controller)
+	struct joystick
+		{
+		friend class wiimote;
+		
+		// raw unprocessed coordinates:
+		float RawX, RawY;
+
+		// processed coordinates in approximately -1 - +1 range (includes calibration
+		//  data and deadzones) - note that due to calibration inaccuracies, the
+		//  extremes may be slightly over/under (+-)1.0.
+		float X, Y;
+
+		// a 'deadzone' is a user-defined range near the joystick center which
+		//  is treated as zero (joysticks often drift a little even at the center
+		//  position).  you can set a deadzone for each axis at any time, range is
+		//  0.0 (off) to 1.0 (entire range - not useful :). try 0.03.
+		struct deadzone
+			{
+			 float X, Y;
+			} DeadZone;
+		};
+
+	// Nunchuk state (if connected)
+	struct nunchuk
+		{
+		struct calibration_info
+			{
+			 BYTE X0, Y0, Z0;
+			 BYTE XG, YG, ZG;
+			 BYTE MinX, MidX, MaxX;
+			 BYTE MinY, MidY, MaxY;
+			} CalibrationInfo;
+
+		acceleration  Acceleration;
+		joystick	  Joystick;
+		 bool C;
+		 bool Z;
+		} Nunchuk;
+
+	// Classic Controller state (if connected)
+	struct classic_controller
+		{
+		// calibration information (stored on the controller)
+		struct calibration_info
+			{
+			 BYTE MinXL, MidXL, MaxXL;
+			 BYTE MinYL, MidYL, MaxYL;
+			 BYTE MinXR, MidXR, MaxXR;
+			 BYTE MinYR, MidYR, MaxYR;
+			 BYTE MinTriggerL, MaxTriggerL;
+			 BYTE MinTriggerR, MaxTriggerR;
+			} CalibrationInfo;
+
+		// button state
+		struct buttons
+			{
+			// convenience accessors
+			inline  bool A			() const { return (Bits & _A)	  != 0; }
+			inline  bool B			() const { return (Bits & _B)	  != 0; }
+			inline  bool Plus		() const { return (Bits & PLUS)   != 0; }
+			inline  bool Minus		() const { return (Bits & MINUS)  != 0; }
+			inline  bool Home		() const { return (Bits & HOME)   != 0; }
+			inline  bool Up			() const { return (Bits & UP)     != 0; }
+			inline  bool Down		() const { return (Bits & DOWN)   != 0; }
+			inline  bool Left		() const { return (Bits & LEFT)   != 0; }
+			inline  bool Right		() const { return (Bits & RIGHT)  != 0; }
+			inline  bool X			() const { return (Bits & _X)	  != 0; }
+			inline  bool Y			() const { return (Bits & _Y)	  != 0; }
+			inline  bool ZL			() const { return (Bits & _ZL)	  != 0; }
+			inline  bool ZR			() const { return (Bits & _ZR)	  != 0; }
+			inline  bool TriggerL	() const { return (Bits & TRIG_L) != 0; }
+			inline  bool TriggerR	() const { return (Bits & TRIG_R) != 0; }
+			
+			// all 15 buttons stored as bits (set = pressed)
+			 WORD Bits;
+
+			// button bitmasks (little-endian order)
+			enum mask
+				{
+				TRIG_R  = 0x0002,
+				PLUS    = 0x0004,
+				HOME    = 0x0008,
+				MINUS   = 0x0010,
+				TRIG_L  = 0x0020,
+				DOWN    = 0x0040,
+				RIGHT   = 0x0080,
+				UP      = 0x0100,
+				LEFT    = 0x0200,
+				_ZR     = 0x0400,
+				_X      = 0x0800,
+				_A      = 0x1000,
+				_Y      = 0x2000,
+				_B      = 0x4000,
+				_ZL     = 0x8000,
+				//
+				ALL		= TRIG_R|PLUS|HOME|MINUS|TRIG_L|DOWN|RIGHT|UP|LEFT|
+						  _ZR|_X|_A|_Y|_B|_ZL,
+				};
+			} Button;
+
+		// joysticks
+		joystick JoystickL;
+		joystick JoystickR;
+
+		// triggers
+		BYTE  RawTriggerL, RawTriggerR;
+		float TriggerL, TriggerR;
+		} ClassicController;
+
+	struct balance_board
+		{
+		// values for each of the board's 4 sensors:
+		//  (these values are always exposed unmodifed)
+		struct sensors_raw
+			{
+			short	 TopR;
+			short	 TopL;
+			short BottomR;
+			short BottomL;
+			};
+		struct sensors_f
+			{
+			float	 TopL;
+			float	 TopR;
+			float BottomL;
+			float BottomR;
+			
+			float Total; // sum of the 4 corner weights
+			};
+
+		// calibration info
+		struct calibration_info
+			{
+			sensors_raw Kg0;	// calibration at  0 Kg
+			sensors_raw Kg17;	// "			  17 Kg
+			sensors_raw Kg34;	// "			  34 Kg
+			} CalibrationInfo;
+
+		// state:
+		sensors_raw	Raw;	  // raw values (per sensor)
+		sensors_f	AtRestKg; // set by Connect() and CalibrateAtRest()
+		//  (the values below have their 'at-rest' offsets automatically removed)
+		sensors_f	Kg;		  // kilograms  (per sensor)
+		sensors_f	Lb;		  // pounds	  (per sensor)
+		} BalanceBoard;
+
+	struct motion_plus
+		{
+		//  (these values are always exposed unmodifed)
+		struct sensors_raw
+			{
+			short Yaw;
+			short Pitch;
+			short Roll;
+			};
+		struct sensors_f
+			{
+			float Yaw;
+			float Pitch;
+			float Roll;
+			};
+
+		// state:
+		sensors_raw	Raw;
+		sensors_f	Speed;
+		} MotionPlus;
+
+	// ---- internal use only ----
+	protected: 
+		 unsigned WiimoteNearGUpdates;
+		 unsigned NunchukNearGUpdates;
+
+		void Clear (bool including_deadzones)
+			{
+			joystick::deadzone nunchuk_deadzone,
+							   classic_joyl_deadzone,
+							   classic_joyr_deadzone;
+		
+			// preserve the deadzone settings?
+			if(!including_deadzones) {
+				nunchuk_deadzone	  = Nunchuk.Joystick.DeadZone;
+				classic_joyl_deadzone = ClassicController.JoystickL.DeadZone;
+				classic_joyr_deadzone = ClassicController.JoystickR.DeadZone;
+				}
+
+			memset(this, 0, sizeof(wiimote_state));
+
+			// restore the deadzones?
+			if(!including_deadzones) {
+				Nunchuk.Joystick.DeadZone			 = nunchuk_deadzone;
+				ClassicController.JoystickL.DeadZone = classic_joyl_deadzone;
+				ClassicController.JoystickR.DeadZone = classic_joyr_deadzone;
+				}
+			}
+	};
+
+#endif // _WIIMOTE_STATE_H
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