- INLINE declarations now actually cause the function to be inlined. If
the function is also proclaimed as INLINE, ECL will store a copy of its
definition for later use _in other files_. Otherwise INLINE declarations
remain local to the file being processed.
I know it is a shamed that this was not done before, but better late than
never :)
More or less it works as follows:
* In declarations, it instructs the compiler to inline FLET/LABELS forms.
* In DECLAIM, it instructs the compiler to inline further appearances of
the function, but only in that file.
* In PROCLAIM, it instructs the compiler to inline all occurrences of the
function in that file and also in subsequent ones. In this case ECL keeps a
copy of the definition in the compiled file for further use.
Juanjo
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Instituto de Física Fundamental, CSIC
c/ Serrano, 113b, Madrid 28006 (Spain)
http://juanjose.garciaripoll.googlepages.com
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