UE directory splits, creation of UE-specific files, common UE/eNB files and extraction of UE/common components from eNodeB files. renaming of files to minimize common names across directories (i.e. defs.h, vars.h, extern.h)

- fix compilation of dlsim/ulsim/oaisim by defining some needed
  global variables
- fix compilation of oaisim: compile coding and params_libconfig
- fix running of if4p5 with low CPU count (oaisim was not working
  on the machine 'haswell' because of this)

modifications for simulator : power normalizations for UE TX, small changes to SNR targets for power control, default UE power (23 dBm now)

This work is based on work by NTT.

To use the code, do:
./build_oai --oaisim --ue-nas-use-tun -t ETHERNET -c

This commit only handles oaisim in S1 mode.

We won't handle noS1 mode.

The code is too complex. This commit may not be enough.

When the program exits it has to stop the streaming of the USRP.
The function exit_fun is supposed to do that. When quitting with
control+c (very common case) this function is not called. The
code is very unclear there, so let's add a stop_rf in the RU,
as there is already a start_rf.

If we don't call trx_end_func, then at the next run the USRP
device may be in an unstable state and behave improperly.

If the program crashes then the USRP device may be in an
unstable state. The only solution to this problem is to reset
the USRP device.

Maybe there is a way to clean the state of the device when we
open it, before we start using it. Sort of a cleanup before
use. That could be a better solution to "bad state after program
crash".

What has been tested:
- monolithic eNB only

- remove spaces at the end of lines
- remove useless dead code
  use: git show -p <this commit> -w
  to see it clearly

With value 4 when connecting one UE and doing some downlink
iperf TCP there is a crash. Probably due to the multiple wrong
RA detected leading to uplink failure of fake UE that never
sends Msg3 (because, well, there is no other UE).

This is another problem that will be fixed at some point.

Anyway, this value 4 fails. Let's put back 3.