update to newly created shared memory #1
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The shared memory is completely ready just as planned.
This pull request updates the names being used in ctrie.h to refer to newly created ones.
Also, as per the tests, this combination of ctrie + shm_alloc when supplied with 10000 random strings of size 60 yields the result in 1 second whereas the previously used dtsharedmemory yields results in 4 seconds. So I believe this works better.
Athough shm_calloc() is still 10x slower than calloc(2).
What is left,