Split out declarations and definitions into .h and .c #153
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Current C code has some of the prototypes inside or at the beginning of the .c files.
I have found that this causes some errors where functions had their return types implicity assumed later to be found out that this was wrong resulting in a SEGV. This occurred when modifying the c code and not realising that you have to manually add prototypes for all functions you wish to use at the beginning of the source you are editing.
I have created .h files for all the .c files and moved all non-static prototypes into them.
This should make future editing of c code much easier.