This reverts commit 33845dc7.

Conflicts:
	src/libs/libdatrwxx/mseed/mseedread_mseedrecord_read.cc

Note 6 in the description of the Data Externsion Blockette [1001] specifies:
  Frame count is the number of 64 byte compressed data frames in the 4K record
  (maximum of 63). Note that the user may specify fewer than the maximum
  allowable frames in a 4K record to reduce latency

see SEED V2.4 Manual, chapter 8, page 124

A record not necessatily must be filled completely by time series data.
This also applies to records without blockette 1001. The reading program must
be prepared to skip unused bytes in the record. If it does not, it will fail
to find the next Fixed Section of Data Header (48 bytes) as defined on page
108 in chapter 8 of SEED V2.4 Manual.

This fix:
Make sure that the entire record is read before processing the next one.

Apparently this function is called at no place within the library. There might
be good reasons, why this function is of no practical use. This should be
checked and the function should be considered to be discarded.

- add references to existing detailed descriptions
- add description of MiniSEEDblock

Provide separate compilation units for member functions of MiniSEEDRecord

Provide notes for the class description as well as notes in the related page.

Selecting the format modifier "silent" for reading mseed format, lets the
program skip all consitency checks and warning which are non-fatal.
This is a quickfix for any2matlab. With large files, the warnings regarding
inconsistent numbers of frame when reading pri-files from EarthData loggers
where so frequent, that reasonable reading within Matlab was not possible.
With this quickfix, the code can be forced to simply ignore inconsistencies.

Provide a new subformat flag "silent" and pass the setting to the actual
reading function. If flag is set, do not output non-fatal errors.

Check for references to TFSoftware with 'git grep -n TFSoftware' in the root
of Seitosh. Replace those references by proper references to Seitosh. Discard
SVN keywords, where I come accross them.

Refernces to TFSoftware remain untouched at locations where the history of the
repository is addressed explicitly or where progress within TFSoftware is
addressed in comments and tickets are referred to.

This work is finished.

The amount of obsolete SVN keywords remaining in the files is too large, to
discard them at once.

This commit resolved issue #17.

Make any2matlab fit for routine binary deployment. Let Makefile check
existence of a Matlab installation and install any2matlab only on hosts where
a mex compiler is present.

This resolves a problem resulting for users of a network binary installation
of Seitosh which in parallel used an older version of any2matlab installed in
their user space. This way two versions of libdatrwxx (and others) had to be
present, which resulted in conflicts for binary executable like anyindex.

Conditional was checking for failure with error number 1. Any other error
numbers would have indicated success.

The new test is not based on return status. This should be more robust.

Revise documentation of any2matlab. The code will no longer be provided
through tar-balls. It is available for public download as part of the Seitosh
project in a git repository. Remove all parts referring to the package
handling from the documentation. Distinguish between installation instructions
(provided in the README file) and end-user documentation (provided in the
LaTeX document).

With this commit any2matlab should be fit for routine deploymend and
for a merge into the master branch.

Try installation only if matlab binary executable is available. This way, we
can include any2matlab in the list of programs for the standard installation.

and give reference to Mathworks

The README files was written with a tar-ball package in mind, which would be
used to distribute the source code. any2matlab now is available for public
download within Seitosh.

Rework the README documentation appropriately.

Check for references to TFSoftware with 'git grep -n TFSoftware' in the root
of Seitosh. Replace those references by proper references to Seitosh. Discard
SVN keywords, where I come accross them.

Not yet finished. All libraries are done. Main programs are still waiting.

The only introductory files (INSTALL.md and README.md) provided in the root
directory are markdown formatted wiki texts. Although being readable plain
text, their link style might be confusing. The current file (README.1st) is
entirely plain text and is suitablt to be referred to in subdirectories.

Offset variable tapers are defined be picking times and offsets in a
seismogram display. It is quite likely that some of these picks, in particular
for near-source traces, are not within the time window of seismic sample data.
In such cases the four-point taper complaines and aborts. The offset variable
taper now ensures reasonable values to be passed to the four-point taper in
any case, by applying lower and upper bounds to the time values.

This text does not use figures.

The whole LaTeX preamble as well as the Makefile appears like overkill for
this small text. They were probably copied from some other framework. Both
files could benefit from a fundamental clean-up ... to be done some other time

Discard graphics creation. There are no figures in this text.

The file contained some progress notes, which appeared incomplete. It was not
obvious which of the changes already were applied and were and which were
rather a todo-list. Several of them did not apply to any2matlab itself. The
file appeared to have lost ist original purpose.

- add flist and edit targets
- make help target the default

Use proper libtsioxx output operators.