almost a verbatim copy of the uno_purpenvhelpers map for generic gcc3 targets
which works because the mangled symbol names match for the OSX 64bit target.

The C++ standards allows that the instantiation of incomplete types fails. The
Node structure had this problem because it contained a map of Node structures
itself. Boost containers explicitly allow recursive types so they solve that.

The C++ standards allows that the instantiation of incomplete types fails. The
Map::iterator in binaryurp Cache's Entry members had this problem. This rewrite
makes the code work with all compliant C++ compilers/STLs such as clang/libc++.
A Cache variant using an unordered_map is also provided and may be faster.
An interesting alternative would be to use boost's multi_index_container.

on OSX 64bit the class_type_info classes are specified
in http://refspecs.linuxbase.org/cxxabi-1.86.html#rtti but
these details are not generally available in a public header
of most development environments. So we define them locally.

Patch by: Juergen Schmidt <jsc@apache.org>

Merged from r1534063 in the rejuvenate01 branch

33737: correction: assure the selections does not start/end inside a table while end/start of the selection is outside the table

the allocator wouldn't be much of a problem since it is in its own
namespace "_STL", but that seems to confuse some MSVC versions

Bug 123620 - [ia2] IAccessibleHypertext::hyperlinkIndex returns 0 when editing a cell/object where there is no link

fixing the allocation size for the search result prevents
an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException so that the search can
finish successfully

Patch by: hanya.runo@gmail.com
Review by: hdu@apache.org

by setting the CC_PATH variable the compatibility of
build tools with the active compiler can be enforced

123797: correct typo for *.docx import - remove additional empty paragraph at imported footnote resp. endnote

VCL's Window type and Cocoa's NSWindow type are quite different.
Naming variables as if they were the same introduces gratuitous
complexity especially when debugging stacks where both types are used.
The names of NSView type variables have been adjusted too.

Patch by: hanya.runo@gmail.com
Found by: ooo@catcons.co.uk
Tested by: hdu@apache.org

stoc's OServiceManager has it as a base class so we really need
XContentEnumerationAccess' "comprehensive" type description early.
WeakMap priming enforces that now.

The DbgOut() function is active especially in dbgutil-enabled builds.
For creating dynamic strings the rtl::OString is often used. Providing a
DbgOut() function which allows a direct OString argument helps for
situations where dynamic string creation and DbgOut() are employed.

C++11 conformant compilers such as clang rejects string concatenations
that are ambigous with the C++11 feature "user-defined literals" (N2378)

The pre-IA2 code is available in the repository and
the commented out code made the methods less readable.