3 ms·
> What is the standard term for this kind of inlining which would distinguish it from the inlining already present in the compiler? There isn't a standard term
by pcwalton 10y ago
> What is the standard term for this kind of inlining which would distinguish it from the inlining already present in the compiler?
There isn't a standard term, because virtually all inliners always did what Go is now doing. It's pretty basic functionality.
- jstarks 10y agoDo most compilers preserve enough metadata to report accurate stacks?
- dilap 10y agoReally? I feel like every C++ compiler I've used has given very unreliable stacktraces with optimizations enabled.
- weberc2 10y agoSo they're not avoiding a standard term to be misleading; there simply isn't a standard term to use. Thank you for clarifying.