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rj@eli.wariat.org (Robert J. Brown) writes:
> Anyway, when I compile C++ code in a little test file that only uses one
> class defined in a header file, I cannot get 'inline' to work for the
> member functions.  The info text for gcc says that member functions
> should automatically get inlined.  They don't!  I even tried
> -finline-functions on the gcc command line.  This last trick DID get the
> functions I declared in the main.cc file to become inlined, but the
> member function are still getting jal-ed to in the assembler source code
> output by -S.

Two things: -O0 (No optimization at all) will not inline anything. And
aside from that, the compiler will generate non-inlined copies too
(probably what you saw) unless you tell it not to.

        Tom