- handles basic operations, references to other dictionary entries
  (with '$name' syntax) and assorted mathematical functions:

      pi(), degToRad, radToDeg, asin, acos, atan, sin, cos, tan, log,
      log10, mag, atan2, pow

The basic syntax: #calc{ ... };

NOTE the trailing ';' is required for the primitiveEntry to be
properly defined.

- Extracts the boundary faces of a polyMesh to a meshedSurface and
  writes in various possible formats.

Include character class (wchar_t or char) as a template parameter in
CocoParserErrors.

- Rewrote globalPoints to use globalIndex class so now only transfers
single label instead of labelPair
- Added addressing in globalMeshData
    - from coupled master points to slave points
    -         ,,          edges     ,,    edges
    - from coupled points (master or slave) to uncoupled boundary faces
    -               ,,                    ,,                      cells
- See test/globalMeshData for simple test

Scotch is now built using its own build system which builds
an additional metis.h which conflicts with the metis one so
to have separate include directory settings we also need separate
Make/ structures.

Added globalFunctionSelectionTables, staticMemberFunctionSelectionTables

Handle leading signs on functions etc.

in a similar way to calculate the inertia of cells.

Previously Fstreams had stdStream() as a public member and the other
streams had stream() as a protected member.

All serial streams now have public method stdStream() and the stream()
method has been eliminated. This is not only more consistent, but also
avoids confusion (for the programmer, not the compiler) with the
ITstream::stream() method.

http://www.geometrictools.com/LibPhysics/RigidBody/RigidBody.html

in surfaceInertia utility.  Allows calculation of shell or solid
properties of a triSurface, with optionally specified volumetric or
surface density.  Default behaviour is to calculate inertia around
centre of mass, with option to specify reference point.

Various test surfaces supplied and tested against analytical results.

- Previously had just 'Warning' instead of '::Foam::Warning', which
  meant that an identically named class method would inadvertently be
  used - resulting in a compile failure.