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> <thinks of another>
>
> 	s/inline//g

I like this.

Plain grep turned out hundreds of 'inline' (I didn't even count).
I'd like to write a script which will narrow it to:

.... inline .... {
   more than 2 lines
}

But my knowledge of grep/sed/perl/awk/??? magic is really not up to the task.

Plan:
* replace those with big_inline
* #define it to 'inline' or to '' (nothing) and compare kernel sizes
* make it CONFIG_xxx option if it worth the trouble
--
vda
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