> The best long-term solution for this problem is to write a new backend
> for gcc that emits K&R C, and treat the old compiler as the assembler
> pass. Then you can use those archaic compilers if you have to (that
> is, until the gcc port is ready) without kludging up the source.

gcc appears to include programs named "protoize" and "unprotoize"; we
don't currently build them or install them, and there doesn't appear
to be documentation for them in the tree, but unprotoize might be what
you're looking for..

					- Bill