C++ qelg

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This is a refactored C++ version of subroutine dqelg of QUADPACK, an implementation of the epsilon table extrapolation algorithm, originally written in Fortran 77. This version is expected to exactly reproduce the roundoff errors of dqelg. Declarations for standard-conforming Fortran bindings are also provided.

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