Fix HP-UX/Strictly Aligned system compile issues

[aturner]

Multiple compilation errors with this one (configure seems to run OK).

First one is related to src/defines.h. Looks like in line 119 FALSE and TRUE are being defined as enum, where on HP-UX they already exist as defines in some file included before. Putting #undef FALSE and #under TRUE before that line fixes the issue. Ditto in like 136 of the same file with the definition of SERVER. Workaround the same for me: #undef SERVER.

A proper fix would be to maybe have a separate namespace. For example: TCPREPLAY_FALSE, TCPREPLAY_TRUE and so on.

Then there is this:

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tcpedit.c: In function 'tcpedit_init':
tcpedit.c:237: error: 'tcpedit_runtime_t' has no member named 'ipbuff'
tcpedit.c: In function 'tcpedit_close':
tcpedit.c:386: error: 'tcpedit_runtime_t' has no member named 'ipbuff'
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That only happens when FORCE_ALIGN is defined, so it may not be true on x86 and friends, but it is on PA-RISC. The error is that there is really no member by the name of ipbuff in that structure. Maybe you meant tcpeditdlt_s? Not sure...

Anyhow, this is where I was stopped for now with 3.0.beta13.

[aturner]

Fixing the TRUE/FALSE is easy enough... need to manually force FORCE_ALIGN and do tests.

[aturner]

(In [1801]) work around HP/UX. refs #141

[aturner]

(In [1802]) fix compile under strictly aligned systems. make test works fine. fixes #141