header file generation for QNX#85
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Fixes #84
This fix allows generation of the header file container_node_sizes_impl.hpp on the native system when cross compiling for QNX since after comparison of the generated file on linux and QNX, I found that they are the same.
If host system is running Windows automatic header generation will not work. I have added in the CMakelist.txt file a check for the host system whether it is Linux or not. Also I added a message in case the developer is building on Windows that provides instructions on how to generate the file and where to put the file after generation so that it gets picked up and used during build.
I still need someone to generate the header file for me on a mac so that I can compare its output as well to see if it will match.