For now, it's better to hardcode a temporary library version
until we have a standardized version numbering.

This allows us to get the readback value from a return value
rather than a pointer.

This allows us to use higher-level structures representing
our data array.

This file describes the dependencies for building the
libbpmclient python binding, along with the libbpmclient C
base library.

This was copied verbatim from the numpy 1.8.1 package source
repository

This is not pretty, but should suffice for now.

Now, the correct way to install the python extension module is to
run ./compile.sh script. This will call the Makefile with the
correct variables set and then call 'python setup.py install'
to install the python module (SWIG extension module)

These files should be generated on calling swig3.0

This is suitable for bindings, particularly for swig python.

Now, poller2 and *_poll2 () functions were renamed
to poller and *_poll () as there is only one poll
mechanism now.

This was probably due to a faulty merge.

Conflicts:
	.gitmodules
	hal/include/board/afcv3/acq_chan_afcv3.h
	hal/include/board/afcv3/ddr3_map_afcv3.h
	include/boards/afcv3/priv_defs/ddr3_defs.h
	src/dev_io/dev_io_core.c
	src/libs/libbpmclient/bpm_client.c
	src/libs/libbpmclient/bpm_client.h

This library was taken as is from
http://www.ohwr.org/projects/wrpc-sw repository,
located in sdb-lib, written by Alessandro Rubini and
Grzegorz Daniluk