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Needed because bytecode DLL uses some preprocessor code which is C++14.

It's actually not needed. The QZ complex decomposition can be obtained in
Octave on real matrices by casting them to the complex type.

These functions are all included in Octave 4.2.

The function is now an Octave builtin.

Our workaround for cross-compilation has been incorporated upstream.

- no longer use OCTAVE_QUIT in MEX files; this seems now only possible in
  oct-files. (Ref #304)
- do not build linsolve.oct on Octave >= 3.8, it is available natively.
- do not add strjoin.m to the patch on Octave >= 3.8, it is available natively.
- default_save_options has been renamed save_default_options.

With automake 1.14 there are a lot of new warnings related to the way we deal
with MEX files (they are compiled from source files located in a different
tree). Automake wants us to use the 'subdir-objects' option, but it breaks in
our case.

In automake 2.0, the 'subdir-objects' option will be activated by default, so
we will have to refactor the build system for MEX files. But for now we can
live with the automake warnings.

This reverts commit 7541bb52.

This commit was breaking compilation of MEX files: the subdir-objects option
does not deal well with source files that are under a distinct tree.

This will facilitate the detection of UMFPACK under Windows

Closes: #273

equations are approximated at order two around the deterministic steady state.

Added new mex file for computing Quasi Monte-Carlo sequences (Sobol), texinfo headers and unitary tests are available in <DYNARE_PATH>/matlab/qmc_sequence.m.

SWZ: Revert "SWZ: remove gsl from build system, to be reintstated if gsl remains a requirement in the ms new code"

This reverts commit e19026d1.

SWZ: remove gsl from build system, to be reintstated if gsl remains a requirement in the ms new code

- remove the dirty vpath hack
- factorize between the two estimation DLLs
- factorize within SWZ makefile