Port to musl libc #241
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Closes nillerusr#72 and uses some patches from nillerusr#193 for better portability between UNIXes. Also this patch replaces so many NULLs with 0 or '\0' because musl headers redefines it and anyway it is better practice. Moreover, due to very "cool" code from Valve, some modules comes with disabled fortify which distributes with build-base in Alpine (fortify is something like compile-time checking for memory bounds)
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Closes #72 and uses some patches from #193 for better portability between UNIXes.
Also this patch replaces so many NULLs with 0 or '\0' because musl headers redefines it and anyway it is better practice.
Moreover, due to very "cool" code from Valve, some modules comes with disabled fortify which distributes with build-base in Alpine (fortify is something like compile-time checking for memory bounds)