re #15289

Just use the base-algorithm class logger.
Refs #8960

Added Doxygen documentation to the classes

Added copyright info to the three classes.

Fixed a Gcc warning pertaining to an unused parameter

Fixed a Cppcheck warning pertaining to an over-scoped variable

m_sep is no more, replaced totally by the virtual function sep()

The data writing function has been refactored as that was a lot of redundant code.

AsciiPointBase is a new class that contains the base functionality for the ILL Cosmos and ANSTO save routines. It holds the data writing, value checking and property declaring functionality and if any extra functionality is required theres a couple of spots to add it as overridden methods.

Unused headers left over have been removed

Added some wiki information. Basically enough to show that this is a specific-use save algorithm as well as explicitly mentioning that the result is not meant to be loaded back into mantid

The vector is now initialised and alocated in one go, which should eb much more efficent.

Many variables have been renamed, before now they were using the same names as they did in Max's code

When i added the boost::math functions i forgot to add the inlcude. Windows didn't seem to care as it was apprently in a precompiled header.

Nan and inf values are checked for and output in a constant format. (hopefully across platforms)

The aglorithm has no been fully renamed from SaveANSTO to SaveANSTOAscii.

The test has also been heavily refactored to strip out some duplication, re-implement some parts in a way i've been advised to do and changed the testing to a better more strict way.

Windows now catches that nan that linux caught, as it was the way the stream opperator worked.

The algorithm is being renamed, files have been renamed

there were a couple of "comparison between signed and unsigned int" warnings.

I also changed a couple of autos to const references of thier actual types on martyn's suggestion.

The ofstream is now checked to see if it was able to open the file.

The algorithm outputs the same data as the python script wiht the exception of inf and nan where it prints them in a different form.

Owen has said that it should be ok and we'll get the scientists to check

Created the cpp, h and test.h for SaveANSTO and added them to the list.

The files contain a skeleton which allows the project to build but they'll not do anything