Oleg Krupnov <mailto:[email protected]> wrote (Thursday,
January 13, 2011 8:21 AM +0200):
I realize that my question has no relation to Cocoa, but it's still
the place where I can get the fastest answer :)
Oleg,
Here are my thoughts:
1) I'm certainly no compiler expert, but I believe that 'static'
will defeat 'inline', and make the function's symbol local to
the module to boot.
2) 'inline' is just a hint and the compiler can be very picky.
If the function is too complex (i.e. more than just a few
statements) the compiler is well within its rights to compile it
as a normal function and ignore in the inline directive.
3) I think #define is only the solution guaranteed to accomplish
what you want.
4) I seriously doubt that you're going to accomplish anything
beyond slowing crackers down for a few minutes. In fact, I'm
guessing that you'll spend more time working on this than the
crackers will.
--
James Bucanek
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