Alternative fork for C++11

Hello,
I have so far been developing privately on a fork of Ryan Pavlik's
luabind version (https://github.com/decimad/luabind-deboostified) to
make it independent of boost and use variadic templates and c++11
constructs unconditionally. With the advent of Visual C++ 2013 RC I felt
it was time to tame the beast down in order to not cripple Intellisense
by its pure complexity of all boost preprocessor magic going on there,
but maybe there is something in it for users of different compilers.
I basically replaced the policy system and reworked all the
calling-wrapper-code while trying to maintain test stability (adapting
the tests where I found a breaking change was farvorable).
Now I don't want to urge anyone using it (it would even create some
porting work, as it is not 100% source compatible), but I want to ask if
anyone could take the time to test if it compiles and tests ok on other
c++11 compilers or if I made it unbuildable by accident (maybe even
giving hints of what is wrong). If anyone ever feels like he would like
to use a c++11-version, I would like to contribute back a working thing
(or at least try to offer it).

With kind regards,
Michael

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