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Hi all, for several weeks now (I believe since my box has been upgraded to Mandrake), mainline doesn't bootstrap any more for me. In stage1 I get this:
That in itself strikes me as odd and wrong. In addition, the inline keyword
in the first definition is expanded to
__inline__ __attribute__((always_inline)) __attribute__((always_inline))
which presumably is the cause of the problem.
Is this a problem that others have seen before me?
Yes this is caused by the newer linux kernel headers which define inline as "__inline__ __attribute__((always_inline))". So this is the normal linux kernel headers fucking up the build. This was reported back when the linux kernel headers changed and when the error was added to gcc.
Thanks, Andrew Pinski
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