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by cmbaus
4694 days ago
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I'm glad this is being discussed, because for many years inlining functions was considered a performance panacea in C++, with no regard to the size of the object code that was being generated, or the effects inlining was having on instruction cache performance. The C++ community has brought itself all kinds of complexity and long compile times all in the name of performance which, in my mind, was always pretty suspect. |
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