We cannot just default to use tools/bison.exe when it is not on
Windows.

SPV Capabilities: StorageImageExtendedFormats, StorageImageReadWithoutFormat, and StorageImageWriteWithoutFormat.

SampledBuffer
ImageBuffer
Sampled1D
Image1D
SampledCubeArray
ImageCubeArray
SampledRect
ImageRect
InputAttachment
ImageMSArray
StorageImageMultisample

SPIR-V bool is abstract; it has no bit pattern for storage with transparent memory.
OpenGL's convention is a bool in a uniform buffer is 32-bit int with non-0 being 'true'.

Fix typo in an include guard.

Fixes issue #157.

Build: Fix two new Windows build warnings/errors

SPV Remapper: Update for 1.0 and bug fixes

Also added new op classes.

This commit adds:
CapabilityGeometryPointSize
CapabilityTessellationPointSize
CapabilityClipDistance
CapabilityCullDistance
CapabilityMultiViewport
CapabilityTransformFeedback
CapabilityGeometryStreams
CapabilityDerivativeControl
CapabilityInterpolationFunction

If a constant object was both an array and a structure, and was
indexed with a constant, the arrayness was ignored and the wrong
subconstant selected.  This fixes that.

This effects 4.x, where int/uint conversions are done, but not earlier.

Fix #137 by avoiding a C++11 feature.

SPV: Split loop header from condition testing for for/while loops.

Apparently, older MSVC versions don't support brace-initializers for
function arguments.

Thanks @baldurk for a suggestion on his branch.

SPV: Don't remove SPIR-V blocks before codegen, use new InReadableOrder instead.

A removed block releases its instructions, so Module::idToInstruction
suddenly contains dangling references.  The original motivation for
block removal was to skip some unreachable blocks, but that's already
achieved by InReadableOrder.cpp.

Also updated stale comments.

SPV: Rework loop code generation to match SPIR-V 1.0.

SPV: Code-generate SPIR-V blocks in a more readable order