ext inlines used to not be inlined when emitting headers,
but i don't remember why. this specifically breaks net,
which relies on external c types in exported structs.
the ifdef wrappers around everything should fix whatever the original
problem was with inlining headers (other than the massive text bloat)
ext inlines used to not be inlined when emitting headers, but i don't remember why. this specifically breaks net, which relies on external c types in exported structs.
the ifdef wrappers around everything should fix whatever the original problem was with inlining headers (other than the massive text bloat)