Colony

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	An overly-silly lab0 by

	Jeff Cooper and Priya Deo,

		Fall 2010

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You're reading the README, good for you!

Here's how this code breaks down:

mastercode/:

	lab0.c

	music.c

	Makefile

slavecode/:

	lab0.c

	music.c

	Makefile

music.c

You'll notice that music.c exists three times. 

It's the same file, don't worry.

Mastercode is the stand-alone version of the tetris dance,

and also the only one that dances.  It turns the BOM on and off

at various points during the song to synchronize with the bots

running slavecode.

Slavecode contains the song and lights but no dance.  It won't

play the song (or repeat it, when it ends) without a signal from a BOM,

and it turns on it's own BOM when it gets that signal so you can chain

them across a room (note: this is a good way to get tired and/or grouchy

people to step on "those little buggers making that gosh-darned racket.")

	->The slavecode can be started by pushing button1.  This will

		turn on the BOM and start other slaves.

DISCLAIMER:

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The music library is cool and relatively accurate, but it can also

be insanely annoying.  Use it at your own risk and with discretion.