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Date: Sun, 06 Sep 1998 03:44:29 +0600
From: Ilya Ryzhenkov <orangy AT inetlab DOT com>
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Subject: Preventing compiler from expanding inline
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Hi again, I hope I don't annoy anyone ;-)

Just a simple question - is there any method to prevent
specific function from expanding inline ? I don't mean
global -f option, I think of something like function
attribute or #pragma or whatever else.
Does anybody knows how gcc decides (under normal conditions, i.e
no overrides like inline keyword or inline restrictions)
when to expand function (class member) inline ? Is it size
condition, or complexity or something else ?
I need it to prevent constructors of some classes from 
expanding inline. I need a real call instruction to them
everywhere they are used.

Thank you. 
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Ilya P. Ryzhenkov aka Orangy
iNetLab
e-mail : orangy AT inetlab DOT com
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