inlines in .cc files?

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From: Jason Rosenberg
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 18:45

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Well, I guess you can't declare inline functions in .cc files, only in
.h files.  Is this correct?  It makes sense, otherwise how would 
incremental compiling work....

Anyway, I inadvertently did this, and had an undefined symbol problem.
The functions I declared as inline came up undefined during linking.

I took off the inline declaration, and it compiles now.  If that was the
problem, perhaps it would be a nice addition to add a compiler error
message saying no inlines.....


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