>
> And you do have to realize that Linux has been using gcc for a _loong_
> while. You can talk all you want about how "inline" is just a hint, but
> the fact is, it didn't use to be. gcc people _made_ it so, and are having
> a damn hard time admitting that it's causing problems.
The kernel has used:
# define inline inline __attribute__((always_inline))
For a looong time.
So anyone in the kernel when they said "inline" actually
said to gcc: if you have any possible way to do so inline this
sucker.
Now we have a config option that changes this so inline is only
a hint. gcc does not pay enough attention to the hint,
especially compared to the days where the hint was actually a command.
Sam
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