The problem is that the min3 function is compiled as a generic function that uses generic comparison (I thought this uses just IComparable, but it is actually more complicated – it would use structural comparison for F# types and it’s fairly complex logic). > let min3(a, b, c) = min a (min b c);; val … Read more
friend inline bool operator==(MonitorObjectString& lhs, MonitorObjectString& rhs) { return(lhs.fVal==rhs.fVal); } is sometimes called friend definition, because it is a friend declaration that also defines the function. It will define the function as a non-member function of the namespace surrounding the class it appears in. Actually, the inline there is redundant: It’s implicitly declared inline if … Read more
when i read the spec, i find your question actually quite well answered: When an inline box contains a block box, the inline box […] [is] broken around the block. The [in]line boxes before the break and after the break are enclosed in anonymous boxes, and the block box becomes a sibling of those anonymous … Read more
Avoiding the cost of a function call is only half the story. do: use inline instead of #define very small functions are good candidates for inline: faster code and smaller executables (more chances to stay in the code cache) the function is small and called very often don’t: large functions: leads to larger executables, which … Read more
Here’s the inline magic. Let’s take kvb’s code and define a single gmap function that handles all cases: let inline gmap f (x, y) = f $ x, f $ y type One = One with static member ($) (One, x) = 1 // Example1 ConvertAll type Id = Id with static member ($) (Id … Read more
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.
The problem is that when something is inline, every whitespace is treated as an actual space. So it will influence the width of the elements. I recommend using float or display: inline-block. (Just don’t leave any whitespace between the divs). Here is a demo: div { background: red; } div + div { background: green; … Read more
Having added the inline to the function definition in the .c file is just superfluous. Your compilation unit of the .c file sees an extern declaration (without inline) and an inline definition. Thus it emits the symbol for the function in the object file. All other compilation units only see an extern declaration, and so … Read more
The inline keyword really just tells the linker (or tells the compiler to tell the linker) that multiple identical definitions of the same function are not an error. You’ll need it if you want to define a function in a header, or you will get “multiple definition” errors from the linker, if the header is … Read more
Programatically at run-time, You cannot. And the truth of the matter is: You don’t need to know An compiler can choose to inline functions that are not marked inline or ignore functions marked explicitly inline, it is completely the wish(read wisdom) of the compiler & You should trust the compiler do its job judiciously. Most … Read more