Hello!
Could you please clarify whether or not g++ takes into an account
explicitly specified inline qualifier for the class member function
implemented in the class body?
I know that according to C++ standard such a function shall be
qualified as inline no matter whether "inline" qualifier specified or
not, but I still have doubts regarding gcc behavior on that (mostly
because I've seen vast amount of the production code written in this
manner).
I mean whether the code
class A
{
inline void foo() { ... }
};
is absolutely equal to
class A
{
void foo() { ... }
};
in *any* circumstances or not?
Thanks in advance.
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Best regards,
Alexander Shabanov
