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Did this actually cause a compilation error?
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No and yes, none I know of in mainline but with my uninlining tool, if 
that counts :-), it did until I work-around the number of compilation 
failures I got if I just include a single header file to a uninlined.c by 
taking an existing compilation unit's list of headers (and hoping for the 
best), which worked most of time (this case include). ...I'm not sure 
should they all be fixed or not (not to speak of how). Finding most of 
them seems relatively easy to automate by include alone + compile.


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Even if it doesn't at the moment it should be fixed - these kind
of issues are why often adding or removing an #include in a header 
suddenly breaks some configuration on some other architecture.

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Adrian

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...I suppose point of Andrew's enquiry was more about determining how 
soon it should be scheduled for inclusion rather than its usefulness.

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