Unconditionally remove <stdlib.h> include in (e)cl ytab.c #302
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The definitions here contradict with the local definitions in IRAF's libc. For example, atof is "double atof(const char*)" in stdio.h, but "double atof(char *)" in libc.h. In any case we should make sure that we use the correct declarations.
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Unconditionally remove <stdlib.h> include in (e)cl ytab.c
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The definitions here contradict with the local definitions in IRAF's libc. For example, atof() is
double atof(const char*)in stdio.h, butdouble atof(char *)in iraf_libc.h.In any case we should make sure that we use the correct declarations. That was already set for 32-bit Linux, but it is useful for all platforms.