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by: A |
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Hi,
I'm having problems completing a project in C++. I have been using inline
functions in some of my header files. I have only done so for simple
functions that only have 1 statement (eg. accessor and mutator methods to
access private data members). I would like to know if there are any issues
with using inline functions that may have attributed to my errors before I
start separting them out into "outline functions".
Regards
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by: Chris Mantoulidis |
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I am not clear with the use of the keyword inline... I believe you add
it do a function when you implement the function inside the header
file where the class is stored...
But is that all? What am I missing?
If that's all, then why did Bjarne even bother adding it to the
language?
If that's not all, what else can I do with "inline"?
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by: Richard Hayden |
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Hi,
I have the following code:
/******************************** file1.c
#include <iostream>
extern void dummy();
inline int testfunc() {
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by: Srini |
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Hello,
Rules for inline functions say that they have to be defined in the same
compilation unit as their declarations. For class member functions this
means that the inline member functions must be defined either within
the class or within the same header file.
But its generally a good programming practice to have the declarations
and definitions in seperate files. This would make the future
maintenance of the code easier.
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by: Tony Johansson |
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Hello experts!
I'm reading a book about C++ and there is something about inline that the
book says that is unclear for me.
The book says the following "Because inline functions are expanded at
compile time, definitions of these
functions, unlike other definitions, cannot be separately compiled and must
be placed in header files.
This creates a problem if the compiler does not actually inline a
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by: Alvin |
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Hello all,
I'm curious as to your opinions on explicitly inlining function? I'm talking
about functions as members of a class. For example, so class A defines a
operator==() and a operator!=():
class_a.h:
class A
{
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by: Patrick Laurent |
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Hello
I have a program with many many inlined template functions
It is essential for the execution speed that every (or almost every)
function marked as inlined, becomes really inlined by the compiler.
I already compiled the program with Intel Compiler (ICL) on Visual C++, and
it works fine and fast. I verified that the functions are really inlined.
But with GCC 3.4 (Linux+Cygwin) or ICC (Linux), The same program is about 5
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by: Method Man |
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If I don't care about the size of my executable or compile time, is there
any reason why I wouldn't want to inline every function in my code to make
the program run more efficient?
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by: sam_cit |
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Hi Everyone,
I have few questions on inline functions, when i declare a function as
inline, is it for sure that the compiler would replace the function
call with the actual body of the function? or is it a call taken by
compiler?
Second, i see that it is same as what Macro's used to do for c, if so
what is the advantage for going in for inline functions than to Macros?
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by: aaragon |
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Hi everyone,
I would like to create a very simple function:
// header file
inline void point_map() {
PointMap pointMap = get(vertex_point_t(), g);
}
// main.cpp
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