Add memcpy and sample disassembled XOR algorithm kernel #1
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Adds memcpy test and a sample disassembled kernel from the XOR JIT algorithm, for multiplying by 32767
Also make it compile on GCC 4.4 (I'm stuck on that in places, please don't ask why).
I may add in full JIT algo some time, although it doesn't seem to fit in with the test framework all too well (might I also suggest looking at the GF-Complete benchmark tool? it's less precise (time based), and not so good for experimenting changes to kernels, but somewhat better suited for alternative algorithms and measures overheads).