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Leftover from the Alpha

main.cpp


#include &quot;mbed.h&quot;               // include the mbed libraries

	// Setup LEDs, we'll use them as activity indicators
	DigitalOut light1(LED1);
	DigitalOut light2(LED2);
	DigitalOut light3(LED3);
	DigitalOut light4(LED4);

	// Give me a high output because its useful for monkeying about with in Real Life
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I intend to make a ludicrous bicycle computer, which will do silly things like:

	*  Measure speed using the optical sensor from an old mouse
	*  Measure the berth overtakings cars give with ultrasound
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Break open an Xbox (360) controller and, via my PC, get a Wii-mote to manipulate it's buttons and sticks. Connecting a Wii-mote to a Linux PC with Bluetooth is apparently easy, and I've seen videos showing the pointing feature working, so I'll have to have a play with that. I may be able to do this without the PC at some point, but I have to walk before I can run.</description>
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