/*

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 */

#define _GNU_SOURCE
#include "common-helpers.h"

/* Starting with C99 we can use "inline" without "static" and thus avoid
 * having multiple (local) definitions of the same inline function. One
 * consequence of that is that if the compiler decides to *not* inline
 * a specific call to the function the linker will expect an definition.
 */
extern inline void cleanup_close(int *fd);
extern inline void cleanup_free(void *ptr);
