inet_ntoa() is available on all machines that matter, and defining it
ourselves without adequate auto-configuration creates more problems than it solves. In particular since we defined it with the wrong type.
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extern int roundavg(double);
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extern int chance(double);
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extern void disassoc(void);
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#if !defined(_WIN32)
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extern s_char *inet_ntoa(struct in_addr);
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#endif
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extern int diffx(int, int);
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extern int diffy(int, int);
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extern int deltax(int, int);
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