https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=66918
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--- Comment #7 from pskocik at gmail dot com ---
I'd also very much welcome a way to silence this (like with
-Wno-undefined-inline on clang).
My reason for wanting it is I'd like to prototype a non-static inline function
in one header (a fast-to-include header), define it in another (a
slower-to-parse header that might not always be needed), and have both headers
includable in the same translation unit.
Dummy example:
/*first.h*/
inline void f(void);
/*second.h*/
//#include "first.h"
inline void f(void){}
Unfortunately, if only the first header is included, gcc's generating this
unsilencable warning unless I drop the `inline` from the prototype, but if I do
and if I then also include the second header with the definition, then the
prototype without the inline will turn into an unwanted instantiation and
linker errors down the road.
