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Can't you use stuff like gcc's __attribute__((always_inline)), or just straight-up C macros, for cases like those? Worst comes to worst, you can always use m4/c
by JoachimSchipper 12y ago
Can't you use stuff like gcc's __attribute__((always_inline)), or just straight-up C macros, for cases like those? Worst comes to worst, you can always use m4/cpp/some other preprocessor, although that does tend to hurt...
- spiritplumber 12y agoIf the compilers you use have been updated this millennium, yes. However, that's a big if.