[Somelib] Started the seperation of platform dependent issues. HPUX build is broken now.

[John P. <jo...@ma...>]

I started on seperation of the platfor dependent issues by creating
three new directories under SOMELib: linux hpux and windows.  I was
creating functionality for directory loading when I relised that putting
all this within #ifdefs in the BasicDynLib.cpp file was very messy.
I decided then to take out all of the DynLib's (SODynLib, DLLDynLib,
etc.) and place them within their own directory as simply DynLib.h and
DynLib.cpp.  I started with linux and havn't done hpux yet.  Window is
your bag since you need to update the project files for VC++.  It should
still compile under windows.  All objects should now be named DynLib
since the new build system simply creates a DynLib.o in the SOMELib
directory by compiling from the appropriate configured platform
directory.

On another note this has forced me to fix the platform detection methods
in the makefile and should now work for HPUX. I figured out some of the
silly things that have hampered earlier detection efforts.  Like
forgetting to put spaces in the test (ie test "something"<space needed
here>==<space needed here>"something"; then)  Ah brings me back to my
academic use of fortran:

     write("This is a
1    continuation of a line")
write("Shit I get a compile error here because I forgot to space over 5
frigin columns")

And people still use fortran :-)

You don't want to hear my gripe with python and make using tabs as
delimiters.

-Quinticent