Make Fortis compile:
 * Get rid of superfluous /fortis/ subfolder in include.
 * Fix missing include directory in CMake file.
explicitly require threading library for executables that need to be linked to it
added cmake scripts to find packages needed for conversion to LCIO and integration into EUTelescope
added native reader library based on code from EUTelescope;
if enabled using BUILD_nreader and as long as EUTelescope and ILCSoft packages can be found (e.g. after sourcing EUTel's build_env.sh script) the shared library is built and installed in ./lib/libNativeReader.so;
when added to MARLIN_DLL environment variable, this makes the processor 'EUTelNativeReader' available within Marlin.
This library makes the NativeReader processor within EUTelescope obsolete and resolve the circular dependence between the packages
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:eudaq/eudaq
Merge pull request #4 from hperrey/nativereader

NativeReader Marlin library for LCIO conversion
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:eudaq/eudaq
Dropping reworked version of the TLU Producer by Ali Harb and David Cussans. Tested by them using a hardware TLU.
Adding config file for TLU-only mode (testing purposes)
- initial commit of the explorer one (to be more specific Explorer-1 with SRS readout system)
- remove execute bits from source/header files
- fixed pedestal size check
- assigned the HLVDS and ADC TLU ID to the corrected variables
- deactivated the TLU ID comparison (TO BE FIXED)
- corrected the paths
- setting control registers properly when starting the DAQ
- added a further error message
changed the run status booleans in order to avoid getting stuck on run change (TODO: use threadsafe variables)
changed the NiIPaddr
changed maximum data size to 5GB
ignoring python byte code
- added USE_ROOT option which allows to attempt to compile the main library with ROOT support
- modified the two file writers accordingly
averaging the pedestal and the noise for every chip and pitch seperately
slowed down the TLU communication in order to avoid problems