On 10/18/05, Ben Dooks <[email protected]> wrote:
> Make __init also have the noinline attribute attached
> to it, to stop code marked as __init being included
> into non __init code. This not only wastes space, but
> also makes it impossible to track down any calls from
> non-init code as differing compilers and optimisations
> make differing decisions on what to inline.
I think this is overkill. __init code could be inlined into __init
code. Instead we should make sure to not to call __init code from
non-init code `directly'.
It is a gcc bug. Gcc really should respects __attribute__
((__section__ (".init.text"))), and not inline the code in that
section.
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