fixed the APItest directory : especially the fortran code didn't
work with the latest gfortran, seems ok now (for now?)

sync latest perl

note that this does not actually evolve a triple star yet, that
part needs writing)

add LD and CC flags into binary_c : these are set by
the configure script

changed F to |F| in discs ... let's see if it works :)

also for latest string copy updates

changed strncpy to strlcpy, and defined BAN_UNSAFE_FUNCTIONS which, in binary_c_code_options.h, stops various functions which are likely to cause buffer overruns from being used (e.g. strcpy, strcat, gets). This requires strlcpy instead of strncpy, hence libbsd.

Use pkg-config to get the library and C-compiler flags required for the Makefile. 

fix the Makefile to use the same LIBS as libbinary_c.so's makefile

fix "gamma not set" not-really-bug in ang mom loss

fix C apitest function so that it works

fixed the apitest FORTRAN build, it now works again

fixed the API docs to add FORTRAN

add implicit none to fortran to fix problems

Because Carlo's s-process stuff is only for Z=1e-4,
I have put the tables from Busso & Gallino back into the code
(equivalent to the old EXTENDED_S_PROCESS) and it is enabled by
default when USE_TABULAR_INTERSHELL_ABUNDANCES_KARAKAS_2002 is 
enabled (or you can force the issue by defining NUCSYN_S_PROCESS).

However, if USE_TABULAR_INTERSHELL_ABUNDANCES_KARAKAS_2012 is 
enabled, you're limited to Z=1e-4 until Amanda (and Cherie)
provide the data for other metallicities... this might be a long wait.

So, here's my recommendation:
For general work, use 2002.
For specialist Z=1e-4 work, use 2012.

tried to change structure packing, but everything just died.
I'll avoid it...

lots of memory saved, lots of ifdefs corrected, some typos too
enjoy

added Xray_luminosity function

tpagb_lumfunc would fail if ntp = 0 - no more!

fixed iterate.h and iteration_macros.h ; not sure why there were two files

add api_log functions

add excludes header file for API so that incompatible features can simply be turned off