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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: kernel compile without -O (continued)
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>there are many more places - all the same error (maybe more than these -
>because i haven't included all the ../isa/* files) - here are the errors in
>detail:

>(this was a kernel compile without the "-O" option - if you haven't read my
>last mail)

Apparently no one has compiled a kernel without -O for some time :-).

The problem can be fixed by using `#ifdef __OPTIMIZE__' to avoid using
inbc and outbc when the kernel is compiled without -O.  It isn't really
valid to use the "i" constraint for args to (inline) functions (function
args are never constants) but it somehow works with -O.  The problem can
be fixed properly by using macros for everything but macros are ugly.

Bruce