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    >> I don't recall which headers
    hsu> All that's needed is to add "#include <stdio.h>" to
    hsu> options.c.

Yes.  Indeed, I requested author to fix this and it has been done in
the latest sources.  I'm committing the new md5 file shortly.

Masafumi