Conflicts:
	modules/ocl/src/cl_runtime/cl_runtime.cpp
	modules/ocl/src/cl_runtime/clamdblas_runtime.cpp
	modules/ocl/src/cl_runtime/clamdfft_runtime.cpp
	modules/ocl/src/cl_runtime/generator/template/clamdblas_runtime.cpp.in
	modules/ocl/src/cl_runtime/generator/template/clamdfft_runtime.cpp.in

size() requires that the matrix is two-dimensional, and norm()
works on higher dimensions.

See 092f916d for explanation.

This reverts commit 4f9c081d.

That commit introduces problems, as it breaks certain use cases of
OpenCV functions; for example, convertTo of an Nx1 matrix to an
std::vector.

Since vectors can't store separate width and height values, OpenCV
considers them to always be 1xN. So even though the vector is created with
.create(N, 1), the Mat passed to getContinousSize has dimensions 1xN,
and the size comparison fails, even though the operation itself is safe.

This is a use case we probably don't want to break, at the very least
for backwards compatibility. So I'm reverting the commit. This will also
unfix bug #3319; I'll submit a less intrusive solution as a PR to 2.4, which
will also revert 4f9c081d there.

This fixes build on PowerPC where Eigen unsets vector, bool and pixel
Signed-off-by: Dinar Valeev <dvaleev@suse.com>

Fixing build breakage.

This reverts commit b83eff7e.

To be used in the mouse callback like this:
    if (CV_EVENT_MOUSEWHEEL == CV_GET_MOUSEWHEEL_EVENT(event))
    {
       int delta= CV_GET_WHEEL_DELTA(event);
       // use delta...
    }

Small fix for extracting mouse coordinates on Windows, in a way that will always work with multiple monitors.
This is the way recommended by Microsoft.