inverse attributes...finally! #303
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this will allow access to inverse attr values even with late binding, and is necessary to set these attr values when the instances are being loaded
is populated with inverse attrs, setters, getters
this is so that lazyInstMgr functions will be called when necessary
otherwise, they may be initialized after being ref'd in attrDescs
…e, also minor cleanup
…d status to README
This was referenced Dec 26, 2014
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looking up inverse attributes (lazy_refs.h) is non-trivial, and figuring out how to took a while. once I got that mostly working, I discovered that it would not work for complex instances because they work differently than I thought. I had to rewrite quite a bit of code, and ended up moving all inverse attr's into a std::map that is a member of SDAI_Application_instance. This allows them to be used for normal instances as well as complex instances.