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Updated existing bandwidth property to reflect double-sided
bandwidth rather than lowpass bandwidth
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suffix for XCVR board cnames
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gets for BW in the wrappers
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into headers
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unit tests
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This may fix some of our woes when the host cannot keep up.
That is, with a smaller booty, the managed buffers will get
freed up and the call to get buffer will never block waiting
for a buffer to become free. This has several side effects:
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Overflows are more likely to occur in the pirate thread.
Pirate-based overflows will overwrite old packets, whereas
socket-based overflows will discard newer incoming packets.
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The pirate thread will continue to pull in async packets
rather than loosing them in a socket-based overflow.
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the dboard manager will disable all subdevs at startup and shutdown
setting the subdev spec will enable only the subdevs in use
all dboards are currently implemented as always enabled
nothing tested
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tweaked some code in bounded buffer
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implementation w/ #define
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