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BUG#: 9050
TITLE: New build option is required for setting interop namespace.
DESCRIPTION: Added support for setting interop namespace through build option.

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MU (Make Utility)

This utility is used by the make system build Pegasus.Since 'mu' is
intended to be used for build environment, we need not to worry about
coding standards like no STL usage etc. It implements a
handful of commands which may be executed in this form:

    mu <command> <arguments>

For example, here's how to remove a file:

    mu rm myfile.txt

This utility handles Unix C-Shell style wild cards. The following commands
are supported:

    rm - removes one or more files.

    rmdirhier - removes a single directory (and the hierarchy below it).

    mkdirhier - creates all directories along a path.

    echo - echos its arguments to standard output.

    touch - changes modification time of file to current time; creates file
	if it does not already exist.

    pwd - prints the working directory with Unix style slashes ('/').

    copy - copies files.

    move - moves a file (possibliy renaming it).

    compare - compares two files; exits with code of zero if identical.

    depend - builds header dependencies for C++ source files.

    strip - strips lines from a file.

    prepend - prepends lines to a file.

    replace - replace the search string with another string in a file and it 
              is case sensitive.