Merge pull request #12 from dmadison/pre-release

Pre-Release

README.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Before the library will work, you must install a compatible boards file that con
 
 After installing a compatible boards package, you must then [download and install the library](https://www.arduino.cc/en/guide/libraries). Once the XInput library is installed, open up the Arduino IDE and load an example sketch, located in `File -> Examples -> XInput` (I suggest trying the 'Blink' sketch first). Double-check that you have the correct XInput board selected in the 'Tools' menu, then upload the sketch to your microcontroller.
 
-On Windows, you can test that the sketch is working properly by opening up the joystick control panel ([joy.cpl](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/831361/how-to-troubleshoot-game-controllers-in-microsoft-games)) or by using [GamepadViewer.com](https://gamepadviewer.com/?p=1). If you uploaded the XInput 'Blink' example, the #1 button ('A') should be slowly turning on and off.
+On Windows, you can test that the sketch is working properly by opening up the joystick control panel ([joy.cpl](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/831361/how-to-troubleshoot-game-controllers-in-microsoft-games)) or by using [GamepadViewer.com](https://gamepadviewer.com). If you uploaded the XInput 'Blink' example, the #1 button ('A') should be slowly turning on and off.
 
 ## Control Surfaces
 

src/XInput.cpp

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@
 	#ifdef USB_XINPUT
 		#warning "Unknown board. XInput may not work properly."
 	#else
-		#error "This board does not support XInput!"
+		#error "This board does not support XInput! You must use a USB capable board with the corresponding XInput boards package. See the list of supported boards in the 'extras' folder for more information"
 	#endif
 #endif /* if supported board */