Can't compile kernel with -O0

[Jeroen Ruigrok/asmodai]

-On [20040719 08:52], Joerg Sonnenberger (joerg at xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
>I don't think support -O0 is worse the effort. But the usage of
>"extern inline" should perhaps be changed to "static inline", which
>is IIRC the C99 version of the GNU extension.

Worth the effort?  Shouldn't it just work?

Yes, normally you do:

extern int function(i);

inline int function(int i)
{
	return(i * i);
}

As far as I understand the specification of the C language you are *NOT*
allowed to even use extern or static on inline.

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