cnxcc: define inline functions in cnxcc.h #453
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cnxcc: define inline functions in cnxcc.h
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On some systems compiling cnxcc we get:
cnxcc.h:36:12: warning: inline function �timestamp2isodt� declared but never defined
inline int timestamp2isodt(str *dest, unsigned int timestamp);
^
cnxcc.h:35:21: warning: inline function �get_current_timestamp� declared but never defined
inline unsigned int get_current_timestamp();
^
cnxcc.h:34:13: warning: inline function �get_datetime� declared but never defined
inline void get_datetime(str *dest);
and then at runtime:
ERROR: [sr_module.c:576]: load_module(): could not open module </usr/lib64/kamailio/modules/cnxcc.so>: /usr/lib64/kamailio/modules/cnxcc.so: undefined symbol: get_current_timestamp
The present patch moves the definition of the inline functions into the .h file.