{bp-19221} stdbit.h: fix compilation error of generic stdc_ functions#19223
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Generic stdc_ functions use _Generic macro, but this requires the type specific functions stdc_*_uc, stdc_*_ul and so on to be functions, not just another macro definitions. This commit fixes the issue by ensuring all type specific functions are static inline functions, not macro definitions. There is no change other in the functionality or implementation. Signed-off-by: Michal Lenc <michallenc@seznam.cz>
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Generic stdc_ functions use Generic macro, but this requires the type specific functions stdcuc, stdc_ul and so on to be functions, not just another macro definitions.
This commit fixes the issue by ensuring all type specific functions are static inline functions, not macro definitions.
There is no change other in the functionality or implementation.
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