This just performs the same acquisition method
(skip trigger) as before

This fixes #106 github issue

This caused the libdisptable library to not be called
when calling the main Makefile targets (install, uninstall,
clean, mrproper).

This is a temporary fix to github issue # 104

Now, we only start a new acquisition if the state machine is
in IDLE state, if the intermediate FIFOs are empty and not stalled.
The last two conditions are undocumented and must be changed in the
near future.

This fixes #103 github issue.

To maintain compatibility with existing code, we have
reversed bpm_client_new () function to the old one and
create two new bpm_client_new_* () type of fuuntions to
set the timeout: bpm_client_new_time () and
bpm_client_new_log_mode_time ().

Now, libbpmclient performs a send/recv with the specified
timeout. This solves the problem in which the client specified
a wrong service name and is blocked forever while waiting for
a response from the server, which never happens.

Strict C (and C++) does not allow forward declarations
of enums as the compiler is free to choose the most suitable
data type.

On sending the message, the second parameter is not used, but as
we use the same message structure for read/write messages, the
server will still check for strict consistency of arguments.
Thus, for functions that expect a double argument, enconding a
uint32_t will result in an error.

The fix is simple, however. We just need to use the passed parameter
size to the message.

This function was renamed to errhand_log_print_zmq_msg ()
when the error handling was converted to a library.

Default location is lnls_defconfig.

For now, we use static IPs for the AFE controllers.

This way, we don't need to distribute liberrhand header files

We were trying to install libbpmclient headers. This was obviously
a typo.

This is needed as libclient uses libhutils explicitly now

The only place we need them is in revision.c. So, we have moved
them there.

They should be only accessible through our API in
include/revision.h