Date: 08/15/00
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> > I still don't get why some compilers regard inline as macro. If there's no
> > "static", function should be in symbol table, not?
>
> Does anyone have access to ISO 9899:1999?
Finally. ANSI sells the standard in electronic form for 18 bucks.
C99 wants us to add the 'extern' keyword in the function
declarations. Otherwise, no external linkage will be created
(because these are auxiliary inline functions).
Patch: http://toye.php.net/~sas/extern-inline-patch
Maxim, please let me know whether it works for you.
- Sascha
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