> The question is: what use case is there where you would want one without
> the other?

In C++ there is actually something called "inline virtual" methods. It
means that it can be inlined if the compiler can infer the type of the
class. This can e.g. happen if the compiler sees an object (global or on
the stack) rather than a pointer.

Sturla




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