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just use inline, not static or static inline

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William Woodall 2013-10-15 11:55:29 -07:00
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src/impl/unix.cc
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@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ timespec_now ()
/* Simple function to normalize the tv_nsec field to [0..1e9), carrying /* Simple function to normalize the tv_nsec field to [0..1e9), carrying
* the remainder into the tv_sec field. This will not protect against the * the remainder into the tv_sec field. This will not protect against the
* possibility of an overflow in the nsec field--proceed with caution. */ * possibility of an overflow in the nsec field--proceed with caution. */
static inline void inline void
normalize (struct timespec &ts) normalize (struct timespec &ts)
{ {
while (ts.tv_nsec < 0) while (ts.tv_nsec < 0)
@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ normalize (struct timespec &ts)
/* Return a timespec which is the sum of two other timespecs. This /* Return a timespec which is the sum of two other timespecs. This
* operator only makes logical sense when one or both of the arguments * operator only makes logical sense when one or both of the arguments
* represents a duration. */ * represents a duration. */
static inline timespec inline timespec
operator+ (const struct timespec &a, const struct timespec &b) operator+ (const struct timespec &a, const struct timespec &b)
{ {
struct timespec result = { struct timespec result = {
@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ operator+ (const struct timespec &a, const struct timespec &b)
/* Return a timespec which is the difference of two other timespecs. /* Return a timespec which is the difference of two other timespecs.
* This operator only makes logical sense when one or both of the arguments * This operator only makes logical sense when one or both of the arguments
* represents a duration. */ * represents a duration. */
static inline timespec inline timespec
operator- (const struct timespec &a, const struct timespec &b) operator- (const struct timespec &a, const struct timespec &b)
{ {
struct timespec result = { struct timespec result = {
@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ operator- (const struct timespec &a, const struct timespec &b)
* large carries, eg a <1s timespec multiplied by a large enough integer * large carries, eg a <1s timespec multiplied by a large enough integer
* that the result is muliple seconds. Only makes sense when the timespec * that the result is muliple seconds. Only makes sense when the timespec
* argument is a duration. */ * argument is a duration. */
static inline timespec inline timespec
operator* (const struct timespec &ts, const size_t &mul) operator* (const struct timespec &ts, const size_t &mul)
{ {
struct timespec result = { struct timespec result = {
@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ operator* (const struct timespec &ts, const size_t &mul)
/* Return whichever of two timespec durations represents the shortest or most /* Return whichever of two timespec durations represents the shortest or most
* negative period. */ * negative period. */
static inline struct timespec inline struct timespec
min (const struct timespec &a, const struct timespec &b) min (const struct timespec &a, const struct timespec &b)
{ {
if (a.tv_sec < b.tv_sec || (a.tv_sec == b.tv_sec && a.tv_nsec < b.tv_nsec)) if (a.tv_sec < b.tv_sec || (a.tv_sec == b.tv_sec && a.tv_nsec < b.tv_nsec))
@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ min (const struct timespec &a, const struct timespec &b)
} }
/* Return a timespec duration set from a provided number of milliseconds. */ /* Return a timespec duration set from a provided number of milliseconds. */
static struct timespec inline struct timespec
timespec_from_millis (const size_t millis) timespec_from_millis (const size_t millis)
{ {
struct timespec result = {0, millis * 1000000}; struct timespec result = {0, millis * 1000000};