BLIde stable release 0.9.58-A available

Finally implanted the threaded build option to BlitzMax modules builder.
Fixed several stability issues on the Solution Explorer Tree (thanks to Gfk)
Fixed an issue with the intelligent list (Ctrl+Space) (thanks to Gfk)
BLIde Plus now provides hilighting also for closed source modules, when complete modules highlighting option is enabled
Some changes made to make BLIde work better when used with Leadwerks Engine
Corrected lots of typos
Added DLL compilation documentation
New: enabled the inclusion of unmanaged imports (for third party frameworks)
New: Compilation clusters are now called Import Nodes
New: shortcut on the Solution Explorer to make the creation of import nodes a lot easier
New: Shortcut on the solution explorer to load previously created import nodes a lot easier
Rewrite of some parts of the internal BLIde parser engine. Intelliprompt is now faster than ever before
Included a complex ANSI-C parser, with folding, intelliprompt, and complex syntax analyzer
Fixed some visualization glitches on the Editor window
Implemented the first approach to the common / all selector on the autolist pop-up (ala Visual Basic.net).
Organized menus. All the Modules-related stuff is now placed in a single place (much more clear)
Fixed several small memory leaks
Fixed an issue with the internal layout serialization that could cause BLIde remain on a unstable way
Improved BLIde start-up time when updating the internal modules database
Modules cache is now called Modules database (I think this is much more clear)
Improved intelliprompt to handle properly the internal overridable methods of the base object class
Fixed a serialization issue on the modules database that was preventing the documented field of a class to display properly the documentation associated
Improved parsing speed and highlighting time for big files
Fixed a small GDI+ issue that could leave BLIde in a unstable way if it was being run for several days
New MenuBarItem called Modules in the BLIde SDK api.
Synchronize modules is now considered 'deprecated'. It's still available for compatibility reasons, but will be removed soon, as it is no longer maintained or supported by the BlitzMax team.