Then just add `-fno-inline-functions' to the makefile instead. That's
distinct from `-fno-inline', which controls attention to explicit
`inline'.
Disclaimer: it *should* work... ;-)
> Note that this is not just a workaround for a bug.
By the sound of it, it's not a workaround at all. It suppresses the bug
in one case, but the bug is still present and may crop up again.
I'd still recommend -fno-inline-functions on grounds that the kernel is
full of inline fast cases calling out-of-line slow cases rarely, and
that's how we want it.
-- Jamie
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