I have questions about FPC and inlining.
Imagine you have a class like this :
type
TFoo = class(TObject)
public
...
procedure foo;inline;
end;
implementation
procedure TFoo.foo;inline;
begin
...
end;
Is the keyword 'inline' is needed in the implementation section ?
Does the use of this keyword follow the same rules as in C++ about how
optimisations are made by the compiler ?
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Damien Gerard
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