- syntax.
Inline functions use the same
syntax as
regular functions, and can be
inlined and un-
inlined at will with ease. Many
compilers can also
inline expand...
-
translation units. This is
because inline not only
gives the
compiler a hint that the
function should be
inlined, it also has an
effect on
whether the...
- in-line or
inline in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Inline or In Line may
refer to:
Inline citation (here
meaning "within a line of text")
Inline or Straight...
- A straight-four
engine (also
referred to as an
inline-four engine) is a four-cylinder
piston engine where cylinders are
arranged in a line
along a common...
-
functions that use
alloca are
usually prevented from
being inlined:
should such a
function be
inlined into a loop, the
caller would suffer from an unanti****ted...
-
Inline skating is a multi-disciplinary
sport and can
refer to a
number of
activities practiced using inline skates.
Inline skates typically have two to...
- A straight-three
engine (also
called an
inline-triple or
inline-three) is a three-cylinder
piston engine where cylinders are
arranged in a line along...
-
Inline caching is an
optimization technique emplo**** by some
language runtimes, and
first developed for Smalltalk. The goal of
inline caching is to speed...
- A straight-six
engine (also
referred to as an
inline-six engine;
abbreviated I6 or L6) is a
piston engine with six
cylinders arranged in a
straight line...
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Inline linking (also
known as hotlinking, piggy-backing,
direct linking,
offsite image grabs,
bandwidth theft, or leeching) is the
practice of
using or...
