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As best as I can determine, there is no easy way to say, "do
not optimize this particular module".  The best way would be
with a #pragma around the problematical function, but I'll
be happy with anything that does not disable optimization for
the entire program and does not prevent someone from overriding
CFLAGS for that module, either.  Suggestions?  Thanks!