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On Wednesday 17 March 2004 23:03, Evert Glebbeek wrote:
> It is inlined - in my chessprogram, I make rather heavy use of inline
> functions, so I've actually tested this. If you declare a function as
> inline, then GCC will inline it (if it can) ifoptimizationsare enabled.
> If you want to know if a function is inlined or not, compile with the
> -Winline flag. This will produce a warning if the compiler did not inline
> a function that had the inline keyword.
Oh yeah. I feel stupid now. :)
> And I forgot (of course) to have a look at your code... tempus fugit, as
> they used to say.
Hey, that's my excuse! ;)
Anyway, yeah, I welcome the changes - although perhaps we should go flat-out
for 32-bit mixing if we're doing final-stage conversion at all?
(Just so that this message wasn't COMPLETELY unnecessary. :)
Ben