Hi all,
I have a class that looks like this:
class X
{
public:
static void
foo()
{
do_something();
}
};
Of course, it's more complex than that, but the issue is what is
important. My build process generates header files from class
files, so there's a header file for this (X.hh) that allows other
units to call X::foo.
Since moving to gcc-4.1 (from gcc.3.4) I notice that gcc is no
longer emitting the code for foo() inside this unit. The only way
that I have (so far) discovered to force this is to use the
__attribute__ ((used)) functionality. I __really__ don't want to
have to do that, as there are several hundred (if not thousands)
of functions affected by this compiler change.
Is there a command line switch that changes this behaviour? (And
not -fkeep-inline as it keeps all inline functions in the module,
which in many cases is several hundred per unit because of all the
included header files!)
Thanks!
Regards,
/Mike
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