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by: qazmlp |
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// test.h
class test
{
public :
inline void check() ;
} ;
// test.C
inline void test::check() // Is 'inline' optional here?
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by: Mat |
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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: Grumble |
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Hello everyone,
As far as I understand, the 'inline' keyword is a hint for the compiler
to consider the function in question as a candidate for inlining, yes?
What happens when a function with extern linkage is inlined? Should the
compiler still export the function?
Or is an inlined function implicitly static?
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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 reading a book called programming with design pattern revealed
by Tomasz Muldner and here I read something that sound strange.
Here is the whole section:
It says" Because inline functions are expanded at compile time, definitions
of these
functions, unlike other definitions cannot be separately compiled and must
be
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by: RainBow |
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Greetings!!
I introduced the so-called "thin-template" pattern for controlling the
code bloat caused due to template usage.
However, one of the functions in the template happens to be virtual as
well. To support thin-template, I need to make virtual function as
inline.
Now, I know that compiler would generate an out-of-line copy when it
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by: evan |
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Hi, I've got an easy one...
I need to inline a few functions from one module to another. By looking
at the compiled code I can see that the function is inlined if it is
called from within the same module but not if it is called from a
second module i.e. extern inline.
For example (extremely simplified),
inline void Bob(void)
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by: niklaus |
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Hi,
I have a doubt regarding inline functions.
1) When does the inline of function happen. During the preprocessing
stage or just before the object code is produced.
Can we see the source code after we have function inline just like cpp
abc.C shows me the expanded macros on linux.
2) Is it the source code that is inlined or the assembly code (object
code).
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by: Martin Wells |
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Is there anything like __inline_is_supported to indicate whether a
certain C compiler supports inline?
I'm writing my code as fully portable C89, but I want to use inline.
Martin
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