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To: Juan Quintela <quintela@redhat.com>
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> Obviously I am not a expert on function calls, but if an architecture is
> limiting the number of functions you can call ->  Darwin will do his job.

Besides, the next version of GCC will support link-time optimization and 
cross-module inlining.  There is really no excuse to add more 
abstractions if it helps.

Paolo