Fix for MacPorts install; libtoolize is named glibtoolize
transform everything to bladeRF
add tune dac functionality

The DAC can now be controlled by kalibrate-bladeRF. If an initial calibration
that is different from what is found in the device's calibration table is
neccessary it can be specified via the -C command line argument.
set rxvga2 to 3dB

Emperically found to have the best RF characteristics (NF vs gain tradeoff)
set gains and filtering

Enable the 1.5MHz filter, and set initial gains that will be overwritten
shortly.
DAC calibration strategy

When kalibrate-bladeRF begins its calibration procedure, it initializes the DAC
to its center value 0x8000. The first pass uses a binary search to get within a
50Hz frequency offset. Once a frequency offset of 50Hz or less is found a second
pass, linear scan, is started.
display progress dots whenever an FCCH is found
add sample bin length multiplier

This feature allows kalibrate to listen longer on a channel before tuning away.
This is only used when scanning. The GSM850 band seems to work best when using
-m 4
add sample bin length multiplier

This feature allows kalibrate to listen longer on a channel before tuning away.
This is only used when scanning. The GSM850 band seems to work best when using
-m 4
automatically save DAC value to flash

By calling ./kalibrate-bladeRF with -w, the new calibration data will be written
out to the bladeRF's flash.
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