What and where is (un)protoize ?

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Date: Wed, 14 Nov 1990 17:08

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After getting gnuchess-3.1 (with throbbing heart), I found that
the source has now been changed to be fully prototyped for use with
ANSI C compilers.
As you can probably guess I didn't have one on my machine (a lowly
Tektronix 4319 workstation with very limited diskspace), but
the README file said to "unprotoize" first.  There is even a target
for that in the Makefile.
Alas, no such program has its residence in our neighbourhood.
Forgetting about the "what" in the subject line (I can imagine that):
does anybody know where can I find (un)protoize?

Thanks in advance for any replies,
(by mail would suffice for me, but maybe more people want to know).

--
JanWillem de Bruijn (under another account)	jwdb@dutnak2.tudelft.nl

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