Minor optimizations
Decrease the collection frequency
Was spuriously failing rewrites by not marking them as succeeded
Pypa vs Python parser tests

Signed-off-by: Vinzenz Feenstra <evilissimo@gmail.com>
Merge pull request #210 from vinzenz/pypa-ast-test

AST Compare tests libpypa vs cpython
Don't need copyright assignment here
Change link strategy: set rpath instead of linking some libs statically

Hopefully this doesn't break things for people trying non-default
toolchains, but it might.

We were previously using -static-libstdc++ to make sure that we would
find the right libstdc++.  I noticed that we weren't getting the right
version of libgcc_s (using the system one instead of the freshly-built
one), so use rpath for now.
Add 'runtime ics' to improve C++ runtime speed

An experimental way of making the runtime faster.  Previously, the C++
runtime was much slower than pure-Python code, since the Python code
can use the JIT to improve performance (through inline caches and type
speculation).  This commit adds "runtime ics", which are out-of-band
patchpoints that we can allocate from C++.  We insert them into the
same patchpoint system that gets used by the main JIT pipeline, so
they get rewritten like any other patchpoint, but the lifetime and use
gets controlled by the C++ code.

The trickiest part is getting the newly-allocated instruction regions
to work with our exception handling; to make this work we have to emit
.eh_frame sections.  (A custom libunwind-based exception unwinder
might not have this requirement.)

Otherwise it feels like a decent approach.  Right now just using it to
implement class slots and then only using them in the pyElements
iterator; it's probably not the most direct or efficient way of
implementing that particular feature, but it has the benefit of being
general and being useful for things such as binops which are not
directly expressible in terms of class slots.

This commit adds the support without turning the feature on (next
commit will turn it on), since there are a number of other changes
needed.
Enable runtime ics
Updated codespeed instructions
allow pyston to run from a directory other than pyston

-the Makefile has been moved up from src/Makefile to the top level
-all pyston binaries and unittests (gc, analysis) are also placed in the
top directory
add cmake as an alternate build system
cmake disable debug info for llvm unless ENABLE_LLVM_DEBUG is ON
libpypa git submodule use https instead of ssh
cmake add astprint