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It doesn't really matter what the compiler people classify as different kinds of optimizations. If the function call is gone, it's inlined. From a user standpoi
by nmilo 4y ago
It doesn't really matter what the compiler people classify as different kinds of optimizations. If the function call is gone, it's inlined. From a user standpoint I don't really care if it's not technically considered an "inline" by the gcc team.
- astrange 4y agoThere’s other differences - inlining often has a tradeoff where it increases program sizes or compile time but may make things faster. The other ones replace the call but don’t do that, so might be considered safer.