* just had a number of runs killed, because their memory usage exceeded
  8 GiB (Xilinx claims 6 GiB, but apparently for PnR only)
* moved to generous 10 GiB

* fixed; existence of cores is now checked as in Compose

* MSI-X controller by jah with 8 channels replaces MSIs
* works on newer Linux kernels

* backport improved vc709.tcl
* support for MSI-X interrupts
* support for BlueDMA replacement for dual_dma
* Platform API: raw read/writes
* setup.sh automatically builds .jar
* Compose: dumps Configuration in output directory
* Compose: adds activated Features to last dir level
* new Feature ATS+PRI w/Tcl support
* new Feature BlueDMA w/Tcl support
* some bugfixes regarding Features

* fixed bug in bit_reload.sh
* fixed compile bug in newer kernel versions
* IRQs do not work! need to port MSI-X controller

* create_subsystem_clocks_and_resets automatically gets freqs
* using now in Zynq, removed manual mem freq computation
* fixed bug in default argument

* added information to kernel map screen
* now showing: #intcs, vivado version, tapasco version, timestamp
* also showing: host, mem and design clocks, caps bitfield
* changed layout a little bit, fixed width of 80 chars

* backported device capability interface
* extended status core with new registers:
  + Vivado version
  + Tapasco version
  + Timestamp (UNIX)
  + Clocks (host, mem, design)
* added new common methods to query the frequencies and globals to set
* used as default by create_subsystem_clocks_and_resets
* extended Platform to contain optional frequencies
* implemented unit tests for each new property
* if set, they are written to Tcl in VivadoComposer

* 'Architecture' is illegal, renamed to 'uArch'
* fixed in Platforms

* also increased "cleanliness" in clean by removing lib dirs

* options are: a(ll), m(emory transfers), i(nterrupts), j(obs)
* default is all

* forgot to output final values, resulting in erroneous readouts
* switched back to high_resolution_clock, since wrong values were
  unrelated to the steadiness of the clock

* added Json serdes
* fixed unit test cases

* removed; not required anymore
* standard name for Vivado project is now microarch

* baseline sounds suboptimal and does not give any idea towards the kind
  of Architecture
* since it is based on AXI4 memory mapped interfaces it is renamed to
  axi4mm
* fixed all occurrences of baseline

* suffix `_api` is unusual, removed
* fixed all include occurrences

* suffix `_api` is unusual, removed
* fixed all includes

* unfortunately, ncurses needs to trap signals, so the last version did
  not work correctly
* now using raw mode to check for ctrl+c directly
* also moved ncurses initialization into main, instead of the
  measurement classes

* tiny bug: initial value was considered a valid measurement
* led to slow convergence, if actual measurements are large
* also fixed a bug concerning the minimal/maximal elements

* measures how many jobs with minimal runtime (1cc) can be scheduled per
  second, using a fixed number of threads
* benchmark will record at least 1-8 threads, more while performance
  increases
* also improved convergence and reduced update speed for the other
  measurements