Re: segfault when functions are defined in headers or inlined

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Thanks a lot for you answer. Yes, this happens with every inline function. If
I could write a simple, self-contained complete program that shows the
problem, I would gladly do it (I think this would take me more than a
year...). Anyhow, I am not asking you to debug our code, but whether or not
anyone has ever encountered this problem: "code that segfaults for every
inline 
function, and no segfault when the definition is put in the .cpp files
instead of the headers." .  If, no, then well... too bad for me :)  thanks
again.



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