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There's nothing stopping the wrapper function from being inlined (as it commonly is for some compiler + libc combinations), with all the usual tradeoffs for cod
by tacostakohashi 8y ago
There's nothing stopping the wrapper function from being inlined (as it commonly is for some compiler + libc combinations), with all the usual tradeoffs for code size and ease of debugging.
- JdeBP 8y agoInlining isn't the answer here. userbinator and you are missing out on more than a decade of IBM/Microsoft operating system evolution, with the invention of high-level-language-callable kernel APIs in the likes of DOSCALLS.DLL and NTDLL.DLL in the 1980s.
- megous 8y agoIt doesn't happen, unless you compile C library with LTO. I'm yet to succeed in doing that for my musl C mipsel target.