Use C89 prior variable init to remove last critical c-extension lint error #310
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…or and make lint action pass. Not ideal if it prevents eventual move to C99 standards, but AFAICT we do use C89 variable declarations in all other locations. So it's no big deal at the moment and does add consistency.
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Change one for-loop to use C89-style prior variable init to remove last critical splint error and make lint action pass.
Not ideal if it prevents eventual move to C99 standards, but AFAICT we do use C89 variable declarations in all other locations. So it's no big deal at the moment and does add consistency.