specify inline related attribute for Oracle Studio compiler #484
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msprotz
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Great! Thanks so much, this will trickle down into HACL* automatically at the end of the week. |
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This change avoids warning/error when compiling with Oracle Studio by adding appropriate attributes for the inline enforcement. The
__SUNPRO_Cinternal define is documented in the Studio compiler man page for thecccommand. The attribute values themselves are documented in https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E77782_01/pdf/E77788.pdf (section 2.10)While the
__SUNPRO_Cdefine has a distinct value for every version, for this change I am assuming fairly modern version, i.e. 12.x, so the value is not checked. Let me know if that's okay.