* move mMode fom ArrayBuffer to VAO
* add attachAllAttributes method to VAO
* allow adding VAO attributes without binding them (location == -1)
* store state of previous VAO binding in static field

* Added constness to the buffers which are hold by the vertex buffer object (otherwise you cannot attach const buffers and there is no reason why this should not be possible)
* IMPORTANT: Fixed a major bug in the ACGL RenderObject which caused a wrong mapping to the array buffers! All projects should update to this newest version of ACGL!

* Furthermore introduced a factory to register new file types (currently jpg and png).
* Added support for cube mapping

This commit closes #106, #107

Changed primitive int types in the texture to the correct OpenGL types and fixed the initialization list of the jpg controller

* setWrap() will now only be called if a wrap value was explicitly set before
* added rare error check

* Extended RenderBufferControl accordingly

* First version of VertexArrayObjects
* added VAO related functions to the DSA extension

OpenGL object names were misleadingly named context which can be mixed up with
the OpenGL context. Object name is the correct term used in the specs.

* Reduced warnings (by adding casts, removing unused variables etc)
* Deactivated warnings inside of GLM (gcc only)
* Fixed setUniform bug where the transposed parameter for matrixes was ignored

* Some GL 2.1 compatibility improvements:
  * On GL 2.1 the shaderfiles are read from a different folder by default
  * 3.0+ functions are not compiled for 2.1 any more
  * The RenderObject is not 2.1 compatible, so it's not compiled for old systems
    atm. A port could be possible.
  * ACGL compiles for GL 2.1 now
* Added compile warning in case the desired OpenGL version is not defined by
  the build system (which could screw up conditional compile)
* Minor fixes

* GLEW is not core profile campatible, new ACGL::init() code tries to work around that
  NOTE: on core profile systems (like OSX 10.7 Lion) no extension will be detected by GLEW
* Added some optional error checks that helped finding compatibility errors

* improved compatibility with pure core profiles
* minor typos

* OpenGL 4.1 style glProgramUniform functions are provided as mappings
  from an extension or emulation
* mapping functions now consider OpenGL ES and native support for iOS 5
* ShaderProgram uses glProgramUniform instead of the EXT version like
  in OpenGL 4.1
* Easy to query OpenGL version numbers in OpenGL::Tools added
* clean up in ACGL::init()
* namespaces in the extension file

-Added member to the Attribute struct (VertexBufferObject) in order to save the index of the attribute within the shader
-VertexBufferObjectControl and VertexBufferObjectControlFileOBJ can now do the mapping based on a shaderProgram assigned to them

* Added support for direct state access based uniform setting in the ShaderProgram
* functions from the EXT_direct_state_access extension can get emulated if the extension is not present
  in this case ACGL will map the simulated versions automatically to the *EXT function pointers
  so a programmer can just call the *EXT versions and doesn't have to care if the machine the code
  will get run on does support this extension (as long a simulated version already exists)
* not all functions have emulated version right now, so check if an alternative exists before relying on
  functions from this extension in ACGL lib or implement the missing simulation function to support
  machines without this extension
* all glProgramUniform functions can be emulated (plus some others that were quick to implement)
* dummy functions for all other simulation functions exist

-Created the RenderObject from the State. The RenderObject now only composes VBOs, SPOs and FBOs and automatically creates the right mappings between them.
-Removed the pre processor from the shader class, since we now only work with the gl getters to retrieve any locations (uniform, attribute, fragdata).
-The ShaderProgram controllers have the possibility to define the order of the attributes manually (so the programmer can work with conventions).

-Added SPOs to the state object

-Modified Controller.hh to add the include path to ViewportControl.hh
-Modified Viewport.hh to use GLint for the offset and GLsizei for the size
-Modified Managers.hh to have a typedef ViewportNameManager

- VertexBuffer and FrameBuffer renamed to VertexBufferObject and FrameBufferObject respectively. This convention is more consistent regarding the State, which now gets a FrameBufferObject (FBO), VertexBufferObject (VBO) and ShaderProgramObject (SPO)
- Added controllers and objects to the Controller.hh and Objects.hh respectively
- Added corresponding managers

-State::enableFrameBuffer() -> State::bindFrameBuffer()
-Added State::useViewport()
-Added Viewport::use()
-Added VertexBuffer::enable() VertexBuffer::disable()
-Modified VertexBuffer::render to be inline and just call enable() draw() disable()