Use C89 size_t for sizes from sizeof() or to malloc() or realloc().
Remove obsolete (unsigned) casts. Sizes were unsigned int in
traditional C but are size_t in C89.
Silence some clang warnings. Add the second pair of round brackets in
`while ((ff = ff->ff_next))` to silence -Wparentheses. Change
`if (nc_first(...))/*nothing*/;` to `(void)nc_first(...);` to silence
-Wempty-body. The code in compute.c nc_first() had the form
`if (x) if (y) s; else t;`. The old indentation (before 10717cc)
suggests that the "else" belongs to the 2nd "if", so add braces like
`if (x) { if (y) s; else t; }` to silence -Wdangling-else.
Shuffle extern function declarations. Add missing declaration for
LLparse(). Stop declaring RENAME(); it doesn't exist. Move some
declarations from main.c to extern.h, so the C compiler may check that
the declarations are compatible with the function definitions.
Assume that standard C89 remove() is available and doesn't need the
UNLINK() wrapper.
In lib/incl, don't need to include <stdio.h> nor <stdlib.h> to use
assert().
Remove alloc.h. If you don't clean your build, then an outdated
BUILDDIR/obj/util/LLgen/headers/alloc.h will survive but should not
cause harm, because nothing includes it. Don't need to remove alloc.h
from util/LLgen/distr.sh, because it isn't there.
Run the bootstrap to rebuild LLgen.c, Lpars.c, tokens.c.
The ACK builds an internal LLgen without installing it. The new
target would rebuild LLgen's own parser using the ACK's internal
LLgen. Keep bootstrap.sh, which uses an installed LLgen. The new
target is more convenient for those who build the ACK but don't build
and install a separate LLgen.
