experimental msys package

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I made some fixes to the current msys core and added a few things from
later cygwin core (no not unicode support).

then i rebuild perl-5.8.8 with threads and added the old cygwin tetex
package. I rebuilt texinfo with tex support and included docbook
support + the python and perl docbook packages to interface with tetex.
All seems to be working properly.

Also added svn git and apache (experimental) svn and git seems to work
ok but apache tends to croak a bit by starting to many threads it does
work but sometimes it crashes at startup (just try again and it will
work).

I updated perl makemaker and friends with some additional patches
(test dynamic was not working it works now).

My build system uses mingw64 so excuse the weird looking profile in /etc.
So adjust the mingw paths in my profile to fit and remove the other
paths to LLVM and MINGW64. You also need to adjust the console.xml in
/run/console32 or /run/console64 (only for 64 bit).

Added gcc-4 to the msys package use it for stubborn code that croaks
with gcc-3 i found it works quite well.

Also included autotools wrappers from 2.13 to 2.68 and automake
wrappers from 1.4 to 1.11.

If any parts of the package have interrest to the msys list drop me a
line and ill pack up my ports and patches.

The package is here as an update to my own build environment on my site.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cbadvanced/files/Msys-Update2.7z/download

Sincerely
Ralph
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