Update tut.c and tut_gen.py to remove outdated readline functions. #35
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…ine versions. Errors are reported during compliation when using Readline7. So I used the replacements of Function() and CPPFunction() in file rltypedef.h of readline to update the related codes in tut.c and tut_gen.py.
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Function() and CPPFunction() which are used in tut.c are outdated in recent Readline versions. "deprecated functions" Errors are reported during compilation if using Readline 7. More details are in "rltypedef.h" of Readline libary file, and "filesman.c" of /Readline/Examples/. Updated the codes in tut.c and tut_gen.py for Function() and CPPFunction() replacements.
'xmalloc' is a global variable defined in Readline, and was defined in tut.c again. An error showed up when compiling penn_daq on nubar (not on hep). Definition codes of 'xmalloc' are commented out in tut.c.