Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 18 Jun 2002 07:21:33 -0700 (PDT) | From | "X.Xiao" <> | Subject | static inline vs. extern inline; inline vs. __inline__ |
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After seeing various 'static inline', 'extern inline', 'inline' and '__inline__' in the kernel source, and reading GCC's Inline subsection, it's still hard to use them in a clear way: 1. what's the key difference between 'static' and 'extern' for inline? is there a rule to pick which one during development(such as library or driver coding) 2. what's the difference between 'inline' and '__inline__'?
I wish the answer were in FAQ but it's not.
Thanks a lot! X.Xiao
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