Due to the way initializations work in C++, despite the order of the initializations in the initialization list, it will actually do the initializing in the order the class variables are defined.
* replace GetThreadID with std::this_thread.getId()
* name all anonymous structs and unions that contain non-trivially constructable objects
* made default constructor for big endian type noexcept to make it work with std::atomic
* move instantiated specialized template function members ouside of the class definition to comply with the standard
* added default instantiation for template parameter "=nullptr"
* used the C++11 standardized thread_local instead of the __declspec(thread)
* added transitional definitions to bridge the microsoft specific calls (compare and exchange and aligned alloc)
* removed cyclic dependency between Emulator->CPUThreadManager->CPUThread->SMutex->Emulator->...
* fixed some instances of indentation by space instead of tabs
* surrounded some unused code with an #if 0 block to make sure it doesn't compile
