If that's all there is to a definition it's pretty likely to get inlined,
but you can write arbitrarily complex expressions, so it's not quite the
same. I really don't think we should make using one-liner vs longer
function form significant in terms of performance. That would encourage
people
got it
On Mon, Aug 10, 2015 at 12:38 PM, Stefan Karpinski ste...@karpinski.org
wrote:
If that's all there is to a definition it's pretty likely to get inlined,
but you can write arbitrarily complex expressions, so it's not quite the
same. I really don't think we should make using one-liner vs
Is there a reason to add @inline to functions that are defined using the
form fn(x) = do_fn(x), or is it redundant in v0.4?
