Branch for CMake hacking

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Import Boost-CMake work for 1.35.0

svn path=/branches/CMake-release/libs/tr1/; revision=43495
Move new release-branch CMake work into a more permanent place

svn path=/branches/CMake/release/boost/tr1/; revision=43498
crufty standard headers tests?

svn path=/branches/CMake/release/libs/tr1/; revision=46056
this has to be status or it makes ccmake behave in irritating ways



svn path=/branches/CMake/release/libs/tr1/; revision=46407
quoting was introducing backslashes on the command line, borking things

svn path=/branches/CMake/release/libs/tr1/; revision=46934
HEADERS parameters for automodularization


svn path=/branches/CMake/release/libs/tr1/; revision=46952
Going to do this a different way.  Don't check in the moved headers, rather modularize-on-demand

svn path=/branches/CMake/release/boost/tr1/; revision=46991
bring directory structure in line with main release branch

svn path=/branches/CMake/release/boost/tr1/; revision=47020
Merge changes from the release branch

svn path=/branches/CMake/release/boost/tr1/; revision=47515
Modularize TR1

svn path=/branches/CMake/release/libs/tr1/; revision=47521
Modularize dynamic_bitset, program_options, date_time

svn path=/branches/CMake/release/libs/tr1/; revision=47556
Cleanup TR1 tests significantly, but not completely.

svn path=/branches/CMake/release/libs/tr1/; revision=47575
Merged from release branch

svn path=/branches/CMake/release/libs/tr1/; revision=48008