Revision 22419

From Andrew Savchenko:
ROOT can not be compiled with gcc-4.3.
Some ROOT source files doesn't contain required #include directives,
for example, they use strlen(), but #include <string.h> is missed or
malloc() is used and #include <stdlib.h> is missed. 

Earlier versions of gcc allowed some headers to be included implicitly,
but issued a warning (-Wimplicit-function-declaration). Newer one,
gcc-4.3 denies such silly behaviour: all required headers must be explicitly
included. 

Attached patch fixes this. Also it fixes another issue, which disallows
ROOT to compile under gcc-4.3: C functions don't belong to namespace std,
so expressions like std::memcpy() are no longer valid and plain memcpy()
should be used instead.