Make it compile again on Windows

* Mozart won't compile on Windows without the large address aware parameter.
Moreover, it allows ozengine to use more than 2GB RAM (max memory limit
for a 32-bit process) on 64-bit Windows.
* The --eval of emacs command seems to do a mess when compiling. The -L paremeter do the same thing more simply.
Added icon for Mozart launcher on Windows

Just to give the shortcuts a better look...
Added launcher and icons for Linux
Improved package generator config

Added lines for dependencies (may be modified by the packager) for DEB and
RPM packages
Added InnoSetup files

Retrieved ModifyPath.iss from Mozart 1 repo and added MozartSetup.iss
Native win64 compilation and updated README

* Enabled native x64 compilation on Windows
* Updated README.Windows : nuwen does not support 32-bit anymore, clang
  3.4 does not seem to work with MinGW and Boost...
* Improved Inno Setup file : added Tcl version check and README
Enabled launch of tests on Windows
Reduced max memory usage on 32-bit Windows
Fixed various typos and InnoSetup helper functions

* Fixed typos and ensured there's an EOL at end of files
* Removed Win9x functions in Inno Setup files as this is not supported
anymore
* Improved code quality of Inno Setup files
Integrated Inno Setup process with CMake

* Added separated iss file for configuration
* Inno Setup configuration is now computed at CMake time
* Added make installer target on Windows to launch the process
Fixed typo for InnoSetup and updated README

* Fixed a typo in the Inno Setup compiler call
* Updated Windows README to include setup making notice
Added missing notices in Windows README

* Inno Setup must be installed with preprocessor
* Location of the resulting setup file
Simplified Inno Setup CMakeLists code

* Moved architecture computation to Inno Setup files
* Added Verbatim to installer target
* Renamed CMake Inno Setup options
Added EOL at end of files