removed implicit null from spawnargvf.f and spawnmultf.f tests because the old sparc compilers don't have a declaration for iargc()

Added barriers in between different iterations to make sure that leaf nodes don't send data to the root faster than it can receive.

fixed improperly declared variables in test programs.  A variable called aint would be declared in an .h file, but the test program assumed the variable would be called asize, and v.v.  Implicit none was added to all programs/subroutines/functions to catch any such errors in the future.

If the user specifies any CFLAGS, append our default optimizations to it, instead of replacing our optimizations.

Bugfix for shm and ssm channels.  Added missing read and write memory barriers for x86, and missing volatile in packet structure

1) Spawned processes inherit working directory from spawner if the spawner does not specify it explicitly in MPI_Info

Enable -O2 optimization by default. This optimizes, gcc, intel, Portland, Sun and Absoft compilers. More optimization flags might need to be added for other compilers.

nemesis: fixed hang bug in nemesis progress engine.  Added code in blocking receive progress to check whether network module completed a request.

Due to potential blocking of MPIDI_PG_GetConnString() the state of VC is now *_CONNECTING in MPIDU_Sock_connect(). Queueing requests when VC is in *_CONNECTING state. Changing state of VC to *_CONNECTING before invoking MPIDU_Sock_connect() from within ssm

Recursive spawns fail since the search path of the exec for the spawned process is set to the incorrect working directory. Setting the working directory of an MPI process to current working directory if not already set.

With SMPD, MPIDI_PG_GetConnString() blocks on the progress engine allowing another thread to post a connect for a connection in the CONNECTING state. Changed the state of connection to CONNECTING before blocking on MPIDI_PG_GetConnString() & queued data when we find connection in the CONNECTING state

added code to the Fortran MPI_INIT and MPI_INIT_THREAD routines to extract command line arguments and pass them to their C counterparts.  the globus device needs this since some vendor MPI implementations require the command line arguments (like MPICH-GM)

The test was doing Testall a second time even if the first testall is successful. This is incorrect according to the MPI standard, since the requests are set to MPI_REQUEST_NULL as soon as the first Testall is successful.