Stewart Gordon wrote:
On 09/02/2011 12:14, spir wrote:
Hello,
Walter states that inline annotations are useless, since programmers
cannot generally know
which function /should/ be inlined --depending on a variety of
factors, inlining may in
fact be counter-productive.
<snip>
I hate not being able to force functions to be inline. A consequence is
that you can't fully interface certain APIs without an extra .lib over
what would be needed in C(++).
You cannot force inlining in C(++) either. The inline keyword is only a
suggestion.
I'm not understanding your last comment that a .lib would be required. That's
not correct, as since you're supplying the full source anyway (needed for
inlining), just compile in that source from the command line. No lib step is needed.
