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by kevin_thibedeau
1698 days ago
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Reading between the lines, they're probably pointing out that inlining non-trivial functions increases register pressure which leads to larger stack frames as variables spill onto the stack. That's a bit of a strawman since calling the non-inlined function will need to build an entire new stack frame anyway. Which one is most beneficial depends on other circumstances like cache behavior and how often the code is called. |
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