Add TYPE_FLAG_FUND_TYPE bit to the flags member of the type structure,

and use it to decide when to print the actual type name rather than
trying to invent the name of a fundamental type.  This clears up the
confusion between int/long when they are the same sizes, removes one
obstacle to multi-language support (previously valprint.c thought
everything was a C type), and allows gdb to support distinctions between
explicitly and implicitly signed types when the compiler supports such
distinction in the debug output (as does every ANSI compiler I tested
except for gcc).

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