Merge trunk up to r9952

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Merge trunk up to r9964

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9965
Do not use this in initialization list

To do this, use pointers instead of references, and make owner public
(the class itself is private so it cannot be accessed from outside
anyway).

As visual studio reports, passing this in the initialization list is
dangerous, because the object pointed by "this" is not created yet.
Therefore if the pointer is used in the member class constructor, the
behaviour is unpredictable.
This should fix one of those msvc warning.

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9967
[Cleanup]

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9969
[Cleanup] Documentation

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9970
[Cleanup] Move RateThread implementation in .cpp file

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9971
[Cleanup] Move RFModule implementation in .cpp file

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9972
[Cleanup] Move RosNameSpace implementation in .cpp file

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9973
[Cleanup] Move Run implementation in .cpp file

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9974
[Cleanup] Move Runnable implementation in .cpp file

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9975
[Cleanup] Move Searchable implementation in .cpp file

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9976
[Cleanup] Use initialization list

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9977
[Cleanup] Move SharedLibraryFactory implementation in .cpp file

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9978
[Cleanup] Move Stamp implementation in .cpp file

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9979
Merge trunk up to r9982

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9983
Merge trunk up to r9986

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9987
Merge trunk up to r9989

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Merge trunk up to r9993

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=9994
Merge trunk up to r9999

svn path=/branches/yarp-2.4/; revision=10000
Merge trunk up to r10003

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