Merge branch 'hotfix/0.10-no-64bit'

* hotfix/0.10-no-64bit:
  Disabled 64-bit iOS build for now.
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Merge pull request #33 from eikemeier/master

Thanks Oliver. Merged.
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Platform Android: Update in eclipse config tool builders + some case sensitive typo in C++ headers
Initial commit of RDServices classes for Apple platform.
Fix crash for ePub 3s with an empty nav table
Add SpineItem.title in Java layer
Added dual license (Affero GPL)  to all the source files.
Added dual license (Affero GPL)  to all the source files.
Updated all the licenses to GPL Affero
Merge pull request #48 from marcuswu/fixEmptyNav

Fix crash for ePub 3s with an empty nav table
Add mediaType field in SpineItem.java to pass the value to readium-shared-js
Merge branch 'develop' into feature/rdservices-apple
Bring over recent additions from SDKLauncher-iOS develop, which isn't using RDServices from readium-sdk yet.
Small change to previous commit.
Bring over another change from SDKLauncher-iOS develop (from April 14).
Workaround for SFINAE issues on MSVC compiler around `ePub3::async()`.

You'll notice, if you look at the implementation of `std::async()` on Windows 8, that MS doesn't have the non-policy version of the function (or something along those lines-- I don't have a copy here right now). Guess why? ;o)

This commit hides the non-policy version when compiling using MSVC. If you attempt to use it, you should be able to interpret the error code correctly. I went through a whole heck of a lot of template and type fudging to try and find a way to make MSVC actually correctly interpret the parameters, but in the end I couldn't: if a policy is the first argument, MSVC matches the non-policy template; with no policy, it matches the policy template. Le sigh.

Ironic, really, when the whole custom (well, based on Boost) implementation of `<future>` here is specifically to provide support for *Microsoft's* `future::then()` proposal.
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