Follow-up Comment #1, bug #24153 (project gnustep):
There are different ways to resolve this issue. The simplest would be to make
this function non-inlined, the next to put the code in the header. But I don't
like either of them. I would prefer to remove this function completely, at
least from our public header files and replace it with a method on GSTheme
(with a corresponding, drawBorder: method there as well).
For this we should be more or less sure that there are no applications out
there that rely on this internal function. Does anybody know of one? For a
while we could keep a function with the same name, but different
implementation in the GSTheme header, if this helps.
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