Fix USB class declaration #30
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This was previously defined as "XInput" but used elsewhere as "XInputUSB". Seemed to work fine with optimization, but this makes the declaration consistent with other usage.
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This was defined as "XInput" but it's used as "XInputUSB". It's referenced within the
XINPUTclass (send/receive) and asexternin theusb_xinputheader. This fixes things so the names match, and also fixes issues related to naming your XINPUT object "XInput".I'm not entirely sure why this still compiled with the wrong declaration. My best guess is that it was optimized away as the class is all inline anyways.