Date: Mon, 1 Jul 1996 03:40:49 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Samuli Takala <tax AT cc DOT hut DOT fi>
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject: DJGPP inlining functions...
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First I think I should mention that I use C, not C++.
I wrote a function that has some assembly-code, including branches (and
of course labels). It works fine when the code is compiled without
optimations or with -O2. The problem is, when I'm compiling with -O3,
DJGPP insists on inlining that function. This causes the labels to appear
more than once in the code and the assembler chokes on it.
My question:

How can I fix my problem? Here is a list of ways in order of preference:
 - Make the compiler automagically alter the labels so that it can inline
   the function.
 - Somehow tell the compiler that that function should not be inlined.
   I tried the __volatile__ keyword, but it did not help.
 - Any other method? I would like to keep automatic inlining on, since
   I usually don't remember to use the __inline__ keyword.


Thanks,
Samppa

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