Since it has nothing to do with pins.

This makes it easier to bootstrap support for new gtags.

These functions were never called, and some of the declarations were duplicated.

eth_scan_one_addr() now returns an int indicating pass (it found a
known board at the specified address) or fail (no known board found at
that address).

eth_boards_scan() propagates this pass/fail signal up to anyio_find_dev(),
so it can report eth-board failures just like it does for pci, epp, etc.

This commit also fixes a harmless(?) bug where unknown ethernet boards
would cause mesaflash to miscount the number of discovered boards.

This fixes a segfault when listing the pins on the 7i96.

The 7i96 is unique in that there isn't a 1:1 mapping between connectors
and ioports.  TB1 and TB2 are both part of ioport 1.  This fudges the
connector list to match.

Whitespace changes only, no content changes.

Conflicts:
	debian/changelog
	eeprom_local.c
	pci_boards.c

Bump the version of the package from 3.2.0 to 3.2.0-1.

Also rename the variable "access" to "board_access" to avoid collission
with the access() function declared by unistd.h .

Also rename the variable "access" to "board_access", to avoid collission
with the access() function that unistd.h declares.

ppoll() is a _GNU_SOURCE feature, and since mesaflash is GPL 2+ we can
enable _GNU_SOURCE here.

This declares close(), which avoids an 'implicit declaration' warning
from GCC 6.3 in Debian Stretch.

This provides the declaration of isprint(), which is needed to avoid an
'implicit declaration' warning from GCC 6.3 in Debian Stretch.

mesaflash uses the standard return value -1 for indicating errors,
so use it here too.

This provides the declaration of eeprom_init(), avoiding an "implicit
declaration" warning on GCC 6.3 on Debian Stretch.

This C file calls functions in libpci, so make sure we declare them.
This fixes the situation on Linux, no idea about Windows.

These functions are used by encoder_module, so we need to declare them
to avoid an "implicit declaration" warning from GCC 6.3 in Debian Stretch.

This avoids an "implicit declaration" warning from GCC 6.3 in Debian
Stretch.

This provides the declaration of gettimeofday(), squelching a compile
warning on GCC 6.3 in Debian Stretch.

This defines some serial_boards_*() functions that anyio.c uses.

GCC 6.3 in Debian Strech uses C99 inline semantics, so it complains:

    In file included from eeprom_local.c:31:0:
    eeprom_local.c: At top level:
    epp_boards.h:37:13: warning: inline function ‘epp_write8’ declared but never defined
     inline void epp_write8(board_t *board, u8 data);
		 ^~~~~~~~~~

The function declaration needs to be non-inline, and the function
definition can be inline.