Use standard '_t' fixed-width types instead of rolling our own, where available #31
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This PR switches us to use the standard fixed-width integer types (int8_t, uint32_t, etc.) instead of rolling our own (which we were doing because stdint.h / cstdint didn't exist back in 1998). This is mostly an aesthetic change, but it's one less thing to go awry at configure time.
Couple of other minor small tweaks: