Ug, what?
If you don't specify "static inline" or "extern inline", then you have
the inline function placed out-of-line and globally visable in each
and every file.
Imagine what the linker does when it finds publically visable definitions
of add_wait_queue in each and every object file. I think you may get
a few complaints, along with a certain lack of "vmlinux".
We want at least "static inline".
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