Do not link the X stuff for tracers not needing it.

Later on, use this file with gtkwave.
To be used to check realtime behaviour of the system.

This tracer extracts output subframes generated by the eNodeB,
so they can be analyzed with some external tools.

This program extracts a given subframe from a recorded trace.

This tracer takes the traces ENB_MAC_UE_DL_PDU_WITH_DATA
and ENB_MAC_UE_UL_PDU_WITH_DATA from a trace file
(as generated by the "record" tracer) and sends them
in UDP packets correctly formatted for wireshark to
dissect them.

One unresolved problem I face with my version of
wireshark (1.10.6) is that I don't get the frame number,
only subframe. See in the code to change the behavior
if you use a more recent version of wireshark.

You need to properly configure wireshark for it to work.
See $OPENAIR_DIR/openair2/UTIL/OPT/README.txt.

stuff put in there is of lower quality / coding standard / whatever
and serves as example to do quick debugging taks using the T
infrastructure

to be used in conjunction with another tracer
so conceptually it's more a tracee than a tracer

events are accepted by the logger if the filter accepts them
the filter is optional (no filter means to accept all events)

plus some cleanup here and there

as special events.

If we store all received events to a file, this dump is now
self-contained. Helps to analyze traces.

Some functions have also been factorized in the process, too much
duplication.

(Also tracer/Makefile was forgotten in previous commit, included
in this one...)

- add on/off command line options

only works for 5MHz (7680 samples per TTI), one transport block
(basic FDD thing)