It will call the teardown stuff then os._exit(...). Later, when the
backends are fixed, we could simply alias it to sys.exit again.

Usage:
 - use ipaaca.exit() at the end of every python script
 - do not forget to catch errors as well as KeyboardInterrupt and
   SystemExit (or their default handlers will hang at exit time, too)
 - you can call ipaaca.exit with ant int argument (like sys.exit etc.)

Also re-renamed the other two back to --rsb-host and --rsb-port ;)

Change was requested to accommodate people who package the
directory from outside the soa script (i.e. standard tools ;) )

!!! Please update the rsb package accordingly. !!!

End users need not change very much. (Please update rsc/rsb
version numbers in CMakeLists.txt in your own C++ projects).

- Some (internal) changes for rsb0.14 compatibility

(Initial preparation for Android compatibility - incomplete due to rsb)

Arguments:
  --delimiter delim             field delimiter, default '\t'
  --strip                       call strip() in each field first
  --fields name1 [name2 [...]]  fields to print (in order)
                                defaults to: 'time' 'text'

- FutureIU can now use an existing InputBuffer

[.. code ...]
IPAACA_SIMPLE_TIMER_BEGIN(blockid1)
[... first code block to time ...]
IPAACA_SIMPLE_TIMER_END(blockid1, "Processing loop 1")
[...]

-> e.g.: "Processing loop - us elapsed: 15" to terminal

Several blocks can be timed in one stack frame using more blockids
(TODO: implement profiling mode that can be turned on/off)

Disabled removal of retracted IUs from InputBuffer to
match the Python version - since it is an item of discussion
that will be resolved in the next version anyway.

They are torn down on program exit (retracting all live IUs)