Create useful prototypes for kernel functions (host$os) #277
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Also, consequently use the IRAF names (uppercase) and IRAF (SPP) types here.
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hlib$libc/kproto.hinclude file was a simple raw dump of the "cproto" program, which is hard to maintain. It was also buggy with some conflicts, and exposed a number of internal functions.This PR replaces this file by a manually generated (and maintained) one, with the original types kept. So, this file is now much simpler and better readable. It can probably also be used in
sys$libc.