https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=20925
--- Comment #9 from Manu <turkey...@gmail.com> --- You're proposing that `pragma(inline, false)` is essentially a request for force-not-inline though? That's not the clear meaning. Not-force-inline, or not logically the same as force-not-inline; not-force-inline sounds like it may still be subject to the compilers discretion. So if, pragma(inline, true) == absolutely-force-inline pragma(inline, false) == force-not-inline ... what is the default un-opinionated state? How do we specify the 'hint' request for a strong preference but not a hard error? I just don't think the bool is the proper argument here; it should draw from an enum of possibilities. Perhaps the complete set is: (default, never, always, preferred [for the strong hint]) --
