Initial commit of skeleton for the Modelica'2014 paper

 * I've added some sections and also some simple examples.
 * The listing settings should probably be improved. But that we can
   take care of once the content is in place.
 * I prefer to use BibTeX for citations as there is an excellent
   program to manage all citations: http://jabref.sourceforge.net/
Fix new line.
Added an abstract
Corrected the usage of font style highlighting

`\em` and `\tt` are TeX commands and need to be treated differently:
  {\em text} and {\tt text}. LaTeX you would use `\emph{text}` and
  `\texttt{}` without funny side effects for the following text.

In order to make it easier to quote commands I simply defined the
command `\code` which is just an alias for `\texttt` but nicer I think.
Make use of the defined `\impact` command. Closes #1

Not that if you want to have a space behind it you have to use it like
`\impact\ `
Make use of the hyperref package to get clickable links in the document.

Mind the coloured frames are only displayed in the PDF reader not
on the print out. They can be switched off in case
we don't want those frames either.
Disable the emphasis of links. Feels like they draw to much attention.

Note: The links will still work and show on mouse-over.
Created a very high level outline
Potential division of labor
Fixed spelling of JavaScript

it's a pet peeve...
Merge pull request #2 from FND/patch-1

Fixed spelling of JavaScript
Added section on source code management and licensing
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:dietmarw/impact-paper
Added introduction and fixed some word wrapping issues
More stuff on private indices
Finished section on private repositories
All my parts except the conclusion

Note, there is still some organizing to do.  The topic of index creation is handled
in an awkward way.  So I expect to have to refine that a bit.
Change tabs to spaces in the verbatim environment
Ran Emacs' auto-fill algorithm on all paragraphs

I wanted to get this out of the way before we end up with merge conflicts because of it.

Also, the verbatim environment doesn't seem to be handling spaces correctly (at least they
aren't showing up in the PDF like I would expect.
Finished the command-line option section and also added references used.