Fatchan work
Generate separate client/server for garbled circuits by default

Works now for programs that do not take command-line input.

Use smpcc flag -sim to get a version that simulates distributed
evaluation.
Add -id flag and handle command-line arguments correctly

For the garbled circuit back ends (yao, yaor, gax, gaxr) the compiled
output now expects an -id flag indicating the party (1 for the
evaluator, 0 for the generator, 0 is the default).  The remaining
arguments are the program inputs; they must be integers.

For example, suppose the program is foo.c.  Then after compiling you
need to run the evaluator first (because it is the server) with
something like

    go run foo*.go -id=1 4 5 6

The "-id=1" tells the program to run as the evaluator/server, and 4 5 6
are the evaluator inputs.

Then run

    go run foo*.go -id=0 7 8 9

to run the generator/client with inputs 7 8 9.

Currently the client and server must run on the same machine; host and
port specifications are next.