Inline is a C99 keyword and still only a "hint" to the compiler.
To my knowledge, putting "inline" in a header file doesn't make it's
symbols static. And inline functions aren't allowed to also be static.
Is it a fact ?
You're probably better off grouping the inline functions into a .c
file and then #include'ng it wherever it's needed as well as making
the functions static. (though I believe both inline and static is
illegal in C99).
Or just a belief ?
Or is it merely a feeling ? :)
Circumstantial evidence shows that the contrary is probably true.
Ciao
Nat!
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