I’ve got a relatively large function, that I’d like to be inlined. Although I used the @inline annotation, the compiler apparently still decides that it’s not worth inlining. It might be right, but I really want to at least measure whether that’s indeed true. Is there any way to force inlining?

Forcing @inline

bennedich January 29, 2019, 10:30am 2

I guess you could make it a macro, or just copy and paste it into where it’s called.

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