Hi,..
I played a bit with the paflof sources and made them compile cleanly using gcc -ansi. I had to remove the C99 specific *restricted stuff (which did not change performance at all) Second issue was to replace C++ style comments as they are not allowed in ANSI C. The patch changes any occurence to either #ifdefs if it's code or C style comments in case of real comments. I checked it against the hayes test and got the same output as with mainstream paflof.
I strongly suggest to apply this patch - this would allow a lot more people to use paflof and probably get this compiled on almost any host system. Please comment on the patch. If there is no good reason against it, this is definitely the way to go.
Best regards, Stefan Reinauer