* Add X3F (Sigma) format reading
* Add RAF (Fuji) format reading
* Use Pugixml instead of libxml2
Add Canon EOS 1200D.
Add Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark II
Fix Nikon D5300 blackpoint handling
Add Nikon D3300
Various Sony ILCE changes

Fix SONY ILCE-3000 cropbox
Add SONY ILCE-5000
Add SONY ILCE-6000
Fix SONY ILCE-7 cropbox
Fix SONY ILCE-7R cropbox
Add Olympus E-M10
Various Samsung NX fixes

Move Samsung NX5 to the top
Add Samsung NX1100
Add Samsung Galaxy NX (EK-GN120)
Fix Samsung NX gen 2.5 (NX300/NX30/NX2000/EK-GN120) cropbox [1]

[1] Samsung seems to place the sensor asymetrically in the camera
body, where the body crops off a fairly large chunk of the left
side of the sensor. So we adjust the cropbox so the exact centre
of the image remains the same as the camera JPEG output, then we
grow the camera crow according to a 3:2 aspect ratio and stop
before we start including garbage pixels.
I've already fixed this for the gen 1 (NX100, etc) cameras, and
now for gen 2.5 (NX300, etc), this leaves gen 2 (NX200, etc)
cameras, for which I don't have any usable samples yet.
Samsung NX 2nd gen centered cropboxes

it seems unlike the 1st gen and 2.5nd gen, the 2nd gen Samsung NX
sensors do not leave room for a 3:2 cropbox properly centered without
hitting garbage pixels beyond the vendor defined resolution.
Add Fuji FinePix X100

The crop is the largest possible 3:2 crop without including any of
black areas.

Because of the single pixel crop at the top and bottom, which
unaligns the CFA, I had to swap the RED/BLUE positions.
Merge pull request #2 from pmjdebruijn/develop

Add Fuji FinePix X100
RawSpeed: fix build (recheck please, might be uncorrect)
fix signed/unsigned warning
Merge pull request #3 from pmjdebruijn/develop

Minor build fixes
Finish CFA2 data type by adding shorthand and updating DTD. An example is provided with Canon 20D.
Merge branch 'develop' of github.com:klauspost/rawspeed into develop
Remove printf
Add proper CFA2 DTD.
Merge commit '2f6134684a05fafe1ed4d7d5be7ca8cf08aa5213' into develop
Update documentation