0028824: Possibility to build OCCT 7.1.0 and above using Visual Studio 2008

Possibility to build OCCT using Visual Studio 2008 (VC9) is restored.
For that:

- template functions and classes from namespace std or tr1 (for VC9) are imported to namespace opencascade which is then used instead of std in relevant places
- templates not provided by compiler (VC9) but required for OCCT are defined in this namespace (in Standard_Handle.hxx)
- methods implementing move semantics are excluded for VC9 compiler (which does not support && syntax)
- support of vc9 compiler is restored in build procedures and environment scripts
- check of type of the current class in macros DEFINE_STANDARD_RTTI* is refactored

VS 2008 is restored in the list of supported platforms on Overview / System Requirements.

src/QANCollection/QANCollection_Handle.cxx

@@ -435,7 +435,7 @@ static Standard_Integer QAHandleInc (Draw_Interpretor& theDI,
   }
 
   Handle(Standard_Transient) aHandle  = new Standard_Transient();
-  std::shared_ptr<Standard_Transient> aSharePtr (new Standard_Transient());
+  opencascade::std::shared_ptr<Standard_Transient> aSharePtr (new Standard_Transient());
   theDI << "Time of creating and destroying " << aNbIters << " smart pointers to the same object, per item, ns:";
   {
     {
@@ -451,7 +451,7 @@ static Standard_Integer QAHandleInc (Draw_Interpretor& theDI,
     {
       QATimer aTimer (theDI, "\nC++ shared_ptr: ", QATimer::ns, aNbIters);
       {
-        std::vector< std::shared_ptr<Standard_Transient> > aSharePointers (aNbIters);
+        std::vector< opencascade::std::shared_ptr<Standard_Transient> > aSharePointers (aNbIters);
         for (Standard_Integer anIter = 0; anIter < aNbIters; ++anIter)
         {
           aSharePointers[anIter] = aSharePtr;