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by mort96
881 days ago
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It's not just about being header-only, lots of libraries which aren't header-only still have code in headers. The library may choose to put certain functions in headers for performance reasons (to let compiler inline them), or, in C++, function templates and class templates generally have to be in headers. But yeah, it's probably a good idea to not put code which breaks under -ffast-math in headers if possible. |
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