Proper Amiga-suport is supplied by using the AmiTCP stack when
USE_AMITCP is enabled. Add explicit OpenLibrary/CloseLibrary
calls, for those people who don't link against auto-opening
libs ala VBCC's auto.s.
Add a typedef for uint32_t (needed for network communication)
for Motorola 68k platforms.
Also add a SAS/C support for the 'inline' keyword.
Thanks to Aske Simon Christensen for help with the SAS/C support.
The current layout of the compatibility checks makes is a bit
tricky to reuse parts of a platforms quirk-arounds when adding
compiler-support.
Reorganize into three sections:
- inline support
- CRT features
- socket-stack
C89 does not define strdup(), so provide an implementation for
the systems that doesn't implement it. Enable it by adding
"CPPFLAG += -DNEED_STRDUP" to config.mak.
This is mostly just nit-pickery that allows most of the editor to
be compiled with MinGW. The nasty COM-stuff for the XML-loader in
syncdocument.cpp is still not compiling, though. There's also some
missing resource definitions, it seems.
