Determinization/inclusion using the boost library. #478
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… boost, use USE_BOOST=1 (or 0 if not, though that is the default behaviour anyway). Wrapped all code that is dependent on boost (so boost-vector.hh, some algorithms, debug functions, test cases in unit tests and perftests in tests-integration/) into a #ifdef USE_BOOST....#endif block for this to function correctly.
…ning the final states straight away and also passing a size parameter to unify_targets_boost (both cases would probably be resized just once anyway, but in the case of unify_targets_boost which is called a lot of timesit could be a lag on the overall performance)
…ed into a unordered map which will avoid repetead computation of these values
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Contains versions of the determinize/is_included() algorhiotms using the boost library's bit vectors as opposed to OrdVectors.