Remove more silly casts.

Use the right type for the malloc wrapper function, and don't cast the
return value.

(XXX: Except for a pile of allocation macros that produce typed pointer
results; there the typechecking of the re

Use the right type for the malloc wrapper function, and don't cast the
return value.

(XXX: Except for a pile of allocation macros that produce typed pointer
results; there the typechecking of the result assignment is more valuable
than the warning if the alloc function isn't declared properly. These
macros should go away.)

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sprinkle static

Fix two serious string-handling bugs (one exploitable, one probably
exploitable) and also add proper checking/paranoia in several other
places.

sprintf -> snprintf, plus some use of strlcpy/strlcat where appropriate
XXX: there's still one sprintf left which will take some hacking to expunge.

ANSIfy function declarations. All object file diffs inspected.

Make hack build with WARNS=4.

Hack is now BSD-licensed. Thanks to Andries Brouwer, Jay Fenlason and
CWI <http://www.cwi.nl/~aeb/games/hack/hack.html>. Via OpenBSD.
Addresses part of PR bin/5850.

__STDC__ is always defined on NetBSD.

Make mostly gcc -W clean, and other cleanup:
Use const.
Add __noreturn__ attributes.
Add a __format__ attribute.
Add __unused__ attributes.
Use symbolic constants for open() and lseek().
Declare type

Make mostly gcc -W clean, and other cleanup:
Use const.
Add __noreturn__ attributes.
Add a __format__ attribute.
Add __unused__ attributes.
Use symbolic constants for open() and lseek().
Declare types of all function parameters; convert some function
definitions to ISO C form.
Ensure standard file descriptors are open on startup.
Check for errors writing output of makedefs.
Avoid duplicate definitions of variables.

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WARNsify...

merge with Lite, new RCS id conventions, etc.

Add RCS identifiers, remove some completely useless RCS logs and patchkit
headers, and a few other insignificant changes.

initial import of 386bsd-0.1 sources