2005.06.21 16:44 "Re: [Tiff] VS7.1 compile problems", by Bob Friesenhahn

Isn't this because we're trying to compile that file as C code as opposed to C++ code? The "inline" keyword is available in the C++ language only. What do we do with gcc? Does gcc erroneously allow the "inline" keyword in the C language?

In 1999 a new version of ANSI C was ratified which does include the 'inline' key-word. It seems that most compilers (even those preceding the update to the ANSI C standard) do include support for 'inline' or a variant thereof.

Parts of the code which are configured using autoconf receive the benefit of 'inline' configury. Unfortunately, this does not include the Microsoft compiler.

Bob
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