On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, James Turner wrote:
>Yes, it can. As you said in another post, gcc can sometimes
>automagically inline with the -O3 or -finline-functions. It doesn't
>need functions declared in headers for this. The compiler generates
I meant if the inline function is in a different .c file altogether.
>You're proving my point :) It's the c file, not the header, which has
>the larger impact on compilation time.
If you notice, act.wizard.c is an exception, not the rule to file sizes.
The majority are small where the headers have a larger impact.
I'm done arguing now.
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