Merge remote branch 'gnuradio/next'

* gnuradio/next: (806 commits)
  gruel: added missing ignores
  gruel: fixed swig interface file to dereference pmt_t.
  qtgui: fix distcheck error
  gruel: fixing structure. Passes make check.
  gruel: SWIGing Gruel into Python to access PMTs.
  gnuradio-examples: add C++ audio examples using new gr-audio
  created gruel/attributes.h to house compiler specific attribute macros
  audio: remove obsoleted individual top-level components
  gr-audio: added README and default config fix
  volk: simplify the get new method for the aligned pool
  grc: moved all usrp1 and usrp2 stuff out of grc and into gr-usrp*/grc
  grc: swap store the subprocess object rather than the pid when executing
  qtgui: removed python directory that was added, never used
  uhd: use %ignore to hide warnings and fix errors
  Added/updated ignore files.
  Fixing gr_filter_design program to import from gnuradio Python package.
  audio: high prio for platform specific audio osx
  audio: added windows and osx audio source files
  audio: added config checks for other audios, added jack and port
  audio: make prefs look like old audio, removed old audio.py
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diff --git a/grc/blocks/audio_source.xml b/grc/blocks/audio_source.xml
deleted file mode 100644
index 1f5d1033e..000000000
--- a/grc/blocks/audio_source.xml
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@@ -1,85 +0,0 @@
-<?xml version="1.0"?>
-<!--
-###################################################
-##Audio Source
-###################################################
- -->
-<block>
-	<name>Audio Source</name>
-	<key>audio_source</key>
-	<import>from gnuradio import audio</import>
-	<make>audio.source($samp_rate, $device_name, $ok_to_block)</make>
-	<param>
-		<name>Sample Rate</name>
-		<key>samp_rate</key>
-		<value>32000</value>
-		<type>int</type>
-		<option>
-			<name>16KHz</name>
-			<key>16000</key>
-		</option>
-		<option>
-			<name>22.05KHz</name>
-			<key>22050</key>
-		</option>
-		<option>
-			<name>24KHz</name>
-			<key>24000</key>
-		</option>
-		<option>
-			<name>32KHz</name>
-			<key>32000</key>
-		</option>
-		<option>
-			<name>44.1KHz</name>
-			<key>44100</key>
-		</option>
-		<option>
-			<name>48KHz</name>
-			<key>48000</key>
-		</option>
-	</param>
-	<param>
-		<name>Device Name</name>
-		<key>device_name</key>
-		<value></value>
-		<type>string</type>
-		<hide>#if $device_name() then 'none' else 'part'#</hide>
-	</param>
-	<param>
-		<name>OK to Block</name>
-		<key>ok_to_block</key>
-		<value>True</value>
-		<type>enum</type>
-		<hide>part</hide>
-		<option>
-			<name>Yes</name>
-			<key>True</key>
-		</option>
-		<option>
-			<name>No</name>
-			<key>False</key>
-		</option>
-	</param>
-	<param>
-		<name>Num Outputs</name>
-		<key>num_outputs</key>
-		<value>1</value>
-		<type>int</type>
-	</param>
-	<check>0 &lt; $num_outputs</check>
-	<source>
-		<name>out</name>
-		<type>float</type>
-		<nports>$num_outputs</nports>
-	</source>
-	<doc>
-Not all sampling rates will be supported by your hardware.
-
-Leave the device name blank to choose deafult audio device. \
-ALSA users with audio trouble may try setting the device name to plughw:0,0
-
-The audio source can have multiple outputs depending upon your hardware. \
-For example, set the outputs to 2 for stereo audio.
-	</doc>
-</block>