...because that makes the strlen call unnecessary too.

* This reverts r3646 and r3645.
* xrealloc/xmalloc are there for a reason:
** Every call to these functions does not check the return value of
   the memory allocation, hence error checking must be performed
   in the wrapper.
** This was historically done in the macros defined in dmemory.h,
   but redefining any identifier from the standard library to
   something which behaves differently is confusing.

* Also use canonical notation for pointer variables and
  consistently use uuid[CDI_UUID_SIZE] for UUID passing.
* Whitespace before the # of preprocessor defines is not portable.

* gcc does not realize the ordering.

merged trunk into cdi_conversion_c++ and changed type of len in function serializeStrTabGetSize() to int, removed anonymous function in serializeStrTabGetSize() and replaced it with &len