Adds a static replacement function via an include file (src/rpl_mallo…

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…c.h) in src/block_template.c

and src/stream_template.c

This concludes part 1 of of issue #209

I expect using an ac.get() call in setup.py to check the value of
to add src/rpl_malloc.c to the sources to be compiled
rather than as a static function that is included multiple times.
However, this seems to fit in the style of how src/*_template.c files
are included in the main files.

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The check found what I already knew: including a static function. I could have named the file something.c and maybe it would have passed "lint". Again, I think the better way is to have a separate file and use ac.get() call(s) to add the new file to the extension. I am just too new to "this" to figure it out.

Someone else give a hand - or make a better PR?

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OK - this is holding back "things". The "travis-ci/pr" test is failing in two, no-longer supported versions of Python (and have never been available, that I know of for AIX).

Summary,
PASS 135.01...135.09
PASS 135.10 Python PYENV_VERSION=2.7.6 preconfigure_args=--without-gmp 3 min 6 sec
FAIL 135.11 Python PYENV_VERSION=3.1.5 2 min 15 sec
FAIL 135.12 Python PYENV_VERSION=3.2.5 2 min 12 sec
PASS 135.13 Python PYENV_VERSION=3.3.5 3 min 9 sec
PASS 135.14 Python PYENV_VERSION=3.4.0 3 min 2 sec
PASS 135.15 Python PYENV_VERSION=3.4.0 preconfigure_args=--without-gmp 3 min 45 sec

It would be "very nice" if this could be accepted. I am quite "young" when it comes to git - so a test I would/could do first is try and "clone" this PR and see if I can build on AIX.

And would do this "manually" for 2.7.X, 3.4.X, 3.5.X and 3.6.X as these are the current versions.

If the "complaint" is because this patch "includes" a (static?) function - just recall I copied existing behavior.

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As the module is dead, closing.