Meaning of iniline in declspec(dllexport)
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Hi,
I would like to know if there would be any meaning of declaring an
exported function as inline ?
I am writing a dynamic library(DLL) to hold my trace functions and for
performance reason could I declare them inlined ?
If yes what does it mean ?
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Meaning of iniline in declspec(dllexport)
... I would like to know if there would be any meaning of declaring an ... exported function as inline? ... I am writing a dynamic libraryto hold my trace functions and for ... when an exported function is ...
(microsoft.public.vc.mfc) - Re: Meaning of iniline in declspec(dllexport)
... Yeah but David asking is it still inline? ... I can't see how an exported function can be ... the compiler ignores the import attribute and inlines X::f: ... __declspecvoid g; ...
(microsoft.public.vc.mfc) - Re: Cleanup possibility in asm-i386/string.h
... Just declaring them as normal externs will cause ... gcc to use its builtin expansions, which are typically better than these old inline ...
(Linux-Kernel) - Re: Disadvantage of using inline
... Declaring a function as 'inline' never meant that is has no "independent ... The decision to inline a call is made by the compiler on a per-call ... >> machines, there are so few registers that tying one up is stupid), ...
(comp.lang.c) - Re: about inline functions
... Yes and no. 'inline' is just a hint to the compiler. ... A static function, often doesn't have to be an actual function - it could be in-lined at each call, and a good optimizing compiler will do just that, taking advantage of the as-if rule. ... However, if you have a function for which 'inline' is a good idea, it's often the case that simply declaring it 'static' without the 'inline' keyword is sufficient to allow the compiler to perform this optimization. ...
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