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In article <b53899e6.0111010022.779d054@posting.google.com>,
 elgoog@strangelight.com (Jason Lamport) wrote:

>Very strange thing: I'm writing a CDEF resource in C. When I put
>
>#pragma always_inline on
>
>near the top of my file and attempt to build, the compiler seems to
>get caught in an infinite loop. It just sits there compiling, with the
>little gear icon spinning next to the source file icon in the project
>window, but it never finishes. It's a very small project (450 lines,
>including comments -- and my coding style uses lots of line-breaks, so
>that's probably more like 300 lines of "normal" code). Without the
>#pragma line, the target compiles and links in about 2 seconds; so I'm
>quite certain that the compiler really is hanging, and not just taking
>a long time.
>
>Any idea why this is happening and how I can prevent it?

Do you have a recursive function or a mutually recursive pair of 
functions?

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