Is “inline” implicit in C++ member functions defined in class definition

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The C++ ISO standard says:

A function defined within a class definition is an inline function.

But, this doesn’t mean the function will necessarily be inlined: generally nowadays, it appears that the compiler will decide if inlining the function will lead to any benefits.

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