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Article #248Re: easy question from a beginer!
From: Akos Nagy
Date: Wed, 05 Feb 1997 00:00
Date: Wed, 05 Feb 1997 00:00
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bastards wrote:
class test{
void ErrorProc();
};
void test::ErrorProc(){
int i;
asm{
mov ax,0x45;
}
}
main(){
}
Every function that is implemented in the class declaration is treated as
inline, as lonf as at does not use constructions not supported for an
inline substituion by your compiler. As far as I remember BC 3.1 wan't
suppopt inline loops as well. You have to move the implementation of a
method from the calss declaration.
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