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hits. you die.
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Add exception specification and a ev::bad_loop exception that is thrown
when a loop can't be initialized.
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Note there is no colission with ev_now (), which is a member function of
loop_ref named in the C++ interface.
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3 new classes are provided: loop_ref, dynamic_loop and default_loop.
loop_ref has value semantics and is just a pointer wrapper (but with
reference syntax). You can change a ev_loop* for a loop_ref and
vice-versa without notice. You can create (or asign) a loop_ref from
a ev_loop* and you can cast a loop_ref to a ev_loop*. You can check
for equality between loop_refs and ev_loop pointers. No clean-up is done
by a loop_ref.
dynamic_loop and default_loop have both reference semantics (they are
non-copiable and non-assignable), and provide automatic destruction.
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