From:	zidharta AT geocities DOT com
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: some questions! (inline, egcs, and others!)
Date:	Tue, 03 Aug 1999 12:41:20 GMT
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In article <19990802173950 DOT 6930 DOT rocketmail AT send205 DOT yahoomail DOT com>,
  djgpp AT delorie DOT com wrote:
>
> Hello,
>    well... here are some strange questions about
> inline functions (and some that are not about inline
> functions too!!)!
>
> *) when does djgpp accept my request to make a
> function inline, and when does it decline the request!
> Put another way, if i declare a function as...
> 	inline void hello();
>   when will it REALLY be inline'd and when it is not?


when its not?... I think it will always inline when you declare it like
that ...

>
> *) can i make an external function inline? i.e. the
> function is in file "f1.cc" and the declaration in
> "f2.cc" is like this...
> 	inline void hello();
> will it still be inline'd?

yes it is ...

>
> *) if the answer to the prev question is yes... can i
> inline an assembly function? (i.e. a function that is
> written using NASM?)
>

I dunno about that sorry

> well... these questions has nothing to do with inline
> functions....
>
> *) where can i get Egcs?
> *) where can i get a list of the currently known bugs
> of djgpp?
>
> thanx a lot!
> Urs forever,
>    Mohamed El Dawy
>
> P.S. hmmm... i'd love to get a personal reply, please!
> Please send me a copy of the reply at... bazramit AT yahoo DOT com
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