[gfortran] I/O of large integer and real kinds

[FX Coudert]

Hi all,

Attached patch (one diff, one new configuration script and two 
testcases) enables I/O of large integer and real kinds. Right now,
it includes integer(16), real(10) and real(16), but it is easy to add
other types afterwards if need be since the mechanism is now very general.

Built, tested and regtested on:

   - i686-linux, which has real(10)
   - sparc-solaris, whichs has real(16)
   - x86_64-linux, which has real(10) and integer(16)
   - alpha-linux, which has integer(16)

(I think I got my bases covered; hopefully, I will not have to do that
again for some time ;-)

No regression on any of these. real(16) output does not work on 
sparc-solaris2.9 if compiler is compiled with GCC (it does work if 
compiled by Sun cc), since there is no implementation of isfinite() for 
long doubles in that case.


OK for mainline? (and should it be backported to 4.0, too?)

FX
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