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AutoloadCallback: Implementing InterpreterCallbacks to attach the module to cling
The main focus is on overriding LookupObject so that the information about
lookup failures are obtained from clang.
The type of the name is not taken into consideration for now.
TagManager: To manage and lookup information from various sorts of tag files.
Currently a TagManager object is owned by the callback system.
This may change in future.
Wrapper: As a base class for handling particular types of tagfiles.
The TagManager maintains a container of Wrappers.
CtagsFileWrapper: Implementing a wrapper for ctags.
This class is responsible for generating a tagfile from a given path or list of files.
It also performs lookups in the file generated by it.
And a few simple file system utils to complement llvm::sys::fs and path utilities
When a file is unloaded its entry should be removed from MetaSema::m_WaterMarks.
At the moment the corresponding callback is not implemented.
Instead, we also record the relation <Transaction*,Entry*>, so that upon
MetaSema requesting an unload, we can clean-out the corresponding data
from m_WaterMarks.
In addition, to catch the case where the target transaction (unloadPoint)
is not longer present we issue an error and do not unload anything.
Now it provides an interface which can lookup library names. It can unload a
library and the implementation of loading and resolving a library name is much
simpler.
The extensions are greatly used by the unloading facilities in cling its users.
Thus we can handle the cases where libraries are loaded. That case is tricky
because during library's static initialization, header parsing might occur (resulting
in more decls that need to be unloaded). With the exclusive restore point, we
will undo everything up to it, which implicitly will unload the library and
it's friends.
We keep the FileEntry -> Transaction mapping so that next time there is .L
we can figure out that it was already loaded and unload it and reload it again.
Tab completion works using the changed (but ROOT 5 compatible) syntax .> A.txt.
.> now uses dup2() that exists on Windows, too, instead of ttyname().
Tnis enables unredirection even during root > out.txt - which did not work in ROOT5.
Multiple ".> X.txt" can be stacked; ".>" unredirects back to the previous one on the stack.
