No delete? Ohno!

I have a new computer at work, and I'm slowly installing all the various things I want on it. (I've been given a KVM switch also, which is super-fantastic, because it means I can keep working on my old machine while I'm configuring the new one.)

One of the packages I like am dependent on is the athena 'delete' package, which gives you a reversible version of 'rm'.

It doesn't want to compile on the new machine; it complains that extern char* malloc in one of the header files has a conflicting return type.

Help me, Intarwebs! You're my only hope! What should I do?

• Try to fix/port the C code? (I'm guessing it's a 64-bit vs 32-bit kind of thing, likely to go rapidly out of my depth.)
  
• Surf the web for a good replacement? (No luck so far...)
  
• Write some perl/shell scripts with the same behavior?
  
• Something else entirely?

EDIT: I had assumed there wouldn't be any RPMs for it (I think the last time I looked there weren't any), but at trapezebear's suggestion, I looked and google found some! Everything is now happy. Thanks, Pete!