Re: Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #5882 Updated: Use inline directive in *.c files for global functions in Zend engine

MB>> I am sorry, this is my mistake, this function declared as MB>> inline, and (in ANSI compilers) cann't use as external function, Well, ANSI says nothing on inline, AFAIK. MB>> becouse in time of compilation, this inline function insert in MB>> other functions that use it as source code not as call function MB>> with out defenition as function (inline). In result library, I MB>> checked this function by #nm foo.lib|grep "foo_inline_function", MB>> this function not exist (it inlined in other functions, which MB>> use it) Seems like that compiler is weird. MB>> No, becouse, in this situation you defined function in headers with MB>> implemantation, and in many object files at same time will exist same Huh? Where there is implementation in headers with -Dinline? Was I missing something? MB>> function with equal name - this is error for linker - it cann't choose MB>> function which will exists in library. Then your compiler is _really_ broken. That is, you cannot inline function neither way - nor as gcc does (the logical way), nor as C9X defines (standard way). What your compiler makers thought inline is for, I wonder? Just for macros? -- Stanislav Malyshev stas@zend.com +972-3-6139665 ext.106