> > It's not supposed to happen, but it's usually harmless if it does.
> > How exactly did you make this happen? Should I just go and try to
> > build the latest win32, or do you have a smaller test case?
>
> The only case I have is win32 which is greencard/ffi code and a little
> supporting C code. Just from the names of the symbols (i.e., I didn't
> look in detail), I think the symbols come from a header file
> %#included into the file.
Oh, do you use 'static inline' by any chance? That causes gcc to drop a
copy of the inline function into the generated asm, which confuses the
mangler. I'd recommend using 'extern inline' instead, and generating a
single copy of the inline functions elsewhere. We do this with some CPP
trickery; see libraries/base/include/HsBase.h and
libraries/base/cbits/PrelIOUtils.c. (the latter is named for historical
reasons, it should really be called HsBase.c or something).
Cheers,
Simon
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