We make sure that every `QmiMessage' object out there is valid according to our
now internal message_check(). Therefore, it's pointless to run the validity
checks in getters, so remove those.
Passing a modifiable `GByteArray' allows us to run the validity check as soon as
we create the `QmiMessage', given that we can remove the read chunk of data from
the input buffer directly. This removal takes place both when the QMI message is
valid and invalid.
Also swapped length and buffer variables; it no longer follows the 'TLV' name
(type,length,value), but it's more consistent with other interfaces where
buffer is given first and then the length.
The contents of the input buffer are never modified when reading variables from
it, so better use a constant pointer in the methods doing it.
What it does change is the pointer to the current position in the constant
buffer.
If the 'version' tag is given in the messages and the `QmiDevice' is opened with
a explicit version info check, we will return an error if we're trying to send
a message which was introduced in a newer version of a service we support.
If the device was opened with an explicit version info check, we will make sure
we do not try to send a message which is not supported by the corresponding
service.
Instead of keeping the libqmi-glib sources under `src', we'll have a more
specific `libqmi-glib' directory instead.
Also, update autotools to reflect as `libqmi' the name of the project.
Aleksander Morgado