Checking if inline is defined and using that definition is the right thing to
do. To check for ossl_inline would be absurd, as the header file guard
(HEADER_E_OS2_H) already does that job.
Perhaps the commit f820b79248140419c1c2ced9873aa1d78b665a76 fixed the issue?
Closing this ticket for now.
e_os.2 line 327::
# if !defined(inline) && !defined(__cplusplus)
Should this be:
# if !defined(ossl_inline) && !defined(__cplusplus)
The purpose of this section is to end up with a good definition for ossl_inline
If some preceding header file (and I have run across this) does a #define
