There's an inline variable declaration which causes compilation to fail. As it is, it's valid C++, but not valid standard C. Moving the "int Rc" to the declaration section of the function fixes the problem.
cc -O -I../src Judy1LHTime.c -DNOINLINE -o Judy1LHTime ../src/obj/.libs/libJudy.a -lm
Judy1LHTime.c: In function `TestJudyPrev':
Judy1LHTime.c:1832: parse error before `int'
Judy1LHTime.c:1838: `Rc' undeclared (first use in this function)
Judy1LHTime.c:1838: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
Judy1LHTime.c:1838: for each function it appears in.)
=== 0 Failed: cc Judy1LHTime.c
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