Updated project so it compiles on modern Linux #1
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Added double inclusion guards (#pragma once) on all header files. Also had to rename a variable (saved) that was being used in two different files as two different types (how did this ever compile?!). A couple extern modifiers had to be added also. Things compile now, albeit with a lot of warnings.
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As my commit message for 2b9dccc says, I had to rename a variable that was being used in two different files as two different types. Also the headers had no double inclusion guards, so those were added (#pragma once). A couple other small changes, and I also added a .gitignore file for C projects.