CW7 very picky about inline functions ?

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2 total messages Started by prussell Mon, 17 Sep 2001 20:28

#1140

Author: prussell
Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 20:28

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One big difference I am seeing with CW7 is that is refuses to inline
functions that CW6 was quite happy with. This is just sraight C code
with the relevant fucntions being declared either inline or static
inline. I have tried setting the inline depth to the max (8) and it
makes no difference - CW7 just generates warnings saying that various
functions were not inlined, with no explanation. This is a real pain as
the only solution appears to be to convert all these inline functions to
macros (yuck !), or to downgrade to CW6 again.

//Paul

Re: CW7 very picky about inline functions ?

#1129

Author: MWRon
Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 21:01

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In article <3BA65CED.29FC95C7@coastsoft.com>,
 prussell <paul@coastsoft.com> wrote:

>One big difference I am seeing with CW7 is that is refuses to inline
>functions that CW6 was quite happy with. This is just sraight C code
>with the relevant fucntions being declared either inline or static
>inline. I have tried setting the inline depth to the max (8) and it
>makes no difference - CW7 just generates warnings saying that various
>functions were not inlined, with no explanation. This is a real pain as
>the only solution appears to be to convert all these inline functions to
>macros (yuck !), or to downgrade to CW6 again.


Can you send me an example of a function that will not inline so I can 
forward it to the compiler engineers.

Ron

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