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I personally love seeing the C source code. If you decide to do the Python thing, maybe you'd consider cloning the repo and having a Python version and a C version?
Although the code does need some updating, C is still very much alive and being used. For example, I have a 16-bit MS-DOS OS installed in a virtual machine, but use Windows 10. I do work in MS-DOS and in Windows. I can use Microsoft Quick C for the DOS environment, and MinGW for the Windows environment. I haven't looked, but I don't think there's a Python for MS-DOS. With some C code, I might have to change a few things to get it work with MS-DOS, but I am okay with that.
I realize not many people are probably running MS-DOS, but I also doubt many people have a need to unpack EXEPACKed files. I would think that most people that have a need for this program would be working with a 16-bit application. Maybe I am wrong and EXEPACK is still being used with modern Microsoft compilers.
Project is 9 years old and need to be seriously cleaned up.
Also it could be a good idea to move it to a Python version.
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