* removed paths in include directives
* changed cmake to provide necessary header search paths
* changed name of version.h to productVersion.h due to name conflict
Cxx AstVisitor re-visits previously or simultaneously indexed files because the "visible" content may have changed due to other preprocessor defines etc.
* use wstring in symbol and bookmark names
* fixed setting apppath in windows includes
* regard utf8 encoding in shared indexer commands
* regard utf8 encoding in shared indexer status
* indexer processes wait if already too many storages queued
* storage fetcher waits if already too many storages queued
* increased size estimation for shared memory of indexer commands
* Added MessageFilterNewErrors to combine messages for new errors
bug id = 471
get rid of most clazy warnings (https://github.com/KDE/clazy)
* range loop use refs
* qcolor ctor with ints
* missing Q_OBJECT macro
* use .constfirst instead of .first
enabled ccache for unix systems for fasterr recompiling
* if ccache is in path we use it now
* corrections in estimating size of intermediate indexer commands
* avoided clearing and refilling the indexed files list every time files get added
* changed memory growth policy of InterprocessIndexingStatusManager to double allocated memory when it gets full
* added potential to grow memory when adding crashed file paths
* TaskBuildIndex starts seperate indexer processes and communicates via shared memory
* indexer processes get restarted if they fail
* indexer processes are killed when the app closes or crashes
* added utility class SharedMemory to allocate and access shared memory, providing basic data structures
* added SharedMemoryGarbageCollector for keeping track of running instances and cleaning up shared memory in case of a crash
* show errors for source files that crashed during indexing
* added basic exception handling to task scheduling
* added option to turn off processes and use threads in preferences, but still use shared memory
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