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Zoo now produces an unfunny amount of warnings when compiling, this is
because of the use of ANSI prototypes (which is required for
stdarg.h), I think they can safely be ignored.

The linux target I created was based on the bsd 4.3 target, with the
following differences :-

     Linux has strchr().
     Linux signal handler returns void data type.
     (Debian GNU/)Linux uses stdarg.h in preference to varags.h.
     Linux has memmove().
     (Debian GNU/)Linux uses ansi C compilers (required for stdarg.h).
     Linux malloc() returns a void pointer.
     Linux has vprintf().