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[svn-r9663] Purpose:
New feature.

Description:
Add HDF high level into Windows.

Solution:
1. Add hdf5_hl and hdf5_hl_fortran projects under hdf5/project directory, which will be used to generate HDF5 high level C and Fortran libraries.
2. Add hl_test_lite, hl_test_image, and hl_test_table projects under hdf5/hl/test directory, which will be used for HDF5 high level C lite, image, and table tests.
3. Add hl_test_lite_fortran, hl_test_image_fortran, and hl_test_table_fortran projects under hdf5/hl/fortran/test directory, which will be used for HDF5 high level Fortran lite, image, and table tests.
4. Add HDF5 high level C lite, image, and table testing batch files test_hdf5_hl.bat under hdf5/hl/test directory.
5. Add HDF5 high level Fortran lite, image, and table testing batch files test_hdf5_hl.bat under hdf5/hl/fortran/test directory.
6. Update HDF5 library installation batch file installhdf5lib.bat to install HDF5 high level libraries and header files.
7. Add hdf5_hl, hl_test_lite, hl_test_image, and hl_test_table projects to the dependencies of "all" projects.  So HDF5 high level C library and tools will be built by default.
8. Update hdf5build.bat to build HDF5 high level Fortran libraries and tools when using enablefortran or enableall options.
9. Update hdf5check.bat to test HDF5 high level Fortran tools when using enablefortran or enableall options.

Platforms tested:
Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 on Windows XP/2000.

Tested with/without Fortran.

Misc. update: