I use Debian Sid. My system:
+ checking for autoconf >= 2.52 ... found 2.54, ok.
+ checking for automake >= 1.4 ... found 1.5, ok.
+ checking for xgettext >= 0.10.36 ... found 0.11.5, ok.
+ checking for msgfmt >= 0.10.36 ... found 0.11.5, ok.
for some time now I have been unable to compile either GTK or GTK2
clients. I hadn't really looked into it since I figured it was a debian
issue, but now I see otherwise.
It happens because config.h contains
/* Define as `__inline' if that's what the C compiler calls it,
or to nothing if it is not supported. */
#define inline
which basically removes the ability to do inlining. This breaks glib,
whose header files include some "inline" functions and (the part that I
think breaks) some custom code to properly #define "inline".
When I change the above to
#define inline __inline
compilation works fine.
So the question is: why is inline incorrectly defined?
