Am Mon, 15 May 2017 19:30:00 +0000 schrieb Bauss <jj_1...@live.dk>: > pragma(inline, true); doesn't actually do what you think it does. > In lining is always done whenever possible and that only tells > the compiler to spit out an error if it can't inline it. A compiler doesn't simply inline whenever it can. A big function that's called often would lead to massive code duplication in that case. What I meant pragma(inline, true) to do is overrule this cost calculation. Since the OP asked for no extra function calls, the error on failure to inline seemed appropriate. Cross-module inlining may fail for example on some compiler(s) or with separate compilation.
-- Marco
