Fix: don't set external linkage when @[NoInline] is specified
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Unlike `alwaysinline` that is treated by LLVM as a simple hint, the `noinline` function attribute is enough to tell LLVM to always generate the symbol and never inline the calls (even with aggressive optimizations). We don't need to set the linkage to external.
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Unlike
alwaysinlinethat is treated by LLVM as a simple hint, thenoinlinefunction attribute is enough to tell LLVM to always generate the symbol and never inline the calls (even at aggressive optimizations).We don't need to set the linkage to external as well.
Related to #921