Saw Alex question about SQUID_INLINE in the IRC logs. Yes, SQUID_INLINE can be removed from the code base if you like. It's purpose is to optimize --disable-inline.
The simple method of always having inlines in the header with the inline keyword has some issues: - Code gets duplicated in each compile unit, increasing both compile time and binary size. - Some versions of GCC do not include inline functions at all depending on the optimization level & flags, resulting in link failure. The first is the primary reason for SQUID_INLINE. Regards Henrik
