Inlining gives you the ability to control how "pooled" the free() operations end up being. You don't need to disable inlining. You just have to be mindful of ho

Inlining gives you the ability to control how "pooled" the free() operations end up being. You don't need to disable inlining. You just have to be mindful of how much power this macro gives you. For example, if a function that calls gc() is being called from within a loop, then it's a good idea to make sure that function isn't static.