You can try removing the static from the inline function definitions
in the header file. The code should then compile, however, you could
also get multiply defined functions at link time... Or maybe the
linker is smart enough to allow multiples???
Putting inline functions in header files introduces lots of problem
(especially if you are using C89). If they are to be used in header
files, at least they should not be declared static.
Removing static didn't change anything, which makes sense given that no
optimization is happening and the inline keyword is being removed by the
mechanism in compiler.h
Adding the always_inline attribute worked, but only when static was
still attached.
All of these issues go away when the standard is set as C99, so the
compiler must be trimming the functions out in this scenario.
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