>>>>> "autoconf" == autoconf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
autoconf> AC_C_INLINE loops through "inline", "__inline__", and
autoconf> "__inline" to determine the proper keyword for inline
autoconf> support. These are used in the following code fragment to
autoconf> test for inline support: static $inline int static_foo ()
autoconf> {return 0; } $inline int foo () {return 0; }
autoconf> The IRIX C compiler has no problems with __inline. However,
autoconf> if a third test is added: extern $inline int extern_foo ();
It doesn't make sense to me.
autoconf> then the IRIX C compiler barfs. So, should we add a third
autoconf> test? GCC accepts the extern test.
I don't remember what the documentation says, but the only safe
portable use of inline I know is exclusively 'static inline'.
Does C99 include something about it?
