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Fix Unicode error on Python 3.2 #52
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BCM2708 for Pi 1, BCM2709 for Pi 2
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Thanks! Safe signals are already ignored (PR 62: #62). The setup.py fix might be good, need to find a bit of time for the test. |
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Reading the README causes Python 3.2 to raise a UnicodeDecodeError because the file contains Unicode characters. This change has been tested with Python 2.6, 2.7 and 3.2.
Fantastic package by the way; I'm planning on using it in the Sparkfun AUtonomous Vehicle COmpetition this year.