Hello,I am compiling some code that has been designed for an ARM CM7 (STM32H745ZI) using a desktop GCC ("gcc (Rev10, Built by MSYS2 project) 11.2.0", running on Windows 10) in order to unit test the parts that do not have any hardware dependancies. Most library functions I can stub out, but the CMSIS cache management functions in "core_cm7.h" I have to work around a bit more because they are all forced inline using "__STATIC_FORCEINLINE".Is there any particular reason for forcing them to be inline? I'm primarily interested in the DCache functions. The only reason I could think of was so that after you manipulated the cache there would be no other memory accesses (e.g. popping registers or a return address from the stack) which could end up in the cache prior to whatever operation you needed to manage the stack for. But that doesn't seem likely as I would not think those would be the kind of areas to be shared (DMA into the stack? but it would have to be below the current stack frame?).Thanks in advance.