- by the compiler.
Inlining is an
important optimization, but has
complicated effects on performance. As a rule of thumb, some
inlining will
improve speed...
- include:
Inline citation (here
meaning "within a line of text")
Inline engine Inline hockey Inline skating Inline ****embler
Inline expansion Inline function...
-
cannot inline the
function in all cir****stances, even when
inlining is forced; in this case both gcc and
Visual C++
generate warnings.
Forcing inlining is...
- A straight-four
engine (also
called an
inline-four) is a four-cylinder
piston engine where cylinders are
arranged in a line
along a
common crankshaft....
-
Inline linking (also
known as hotlinking, leeching, piggy-backing,
direct linking,
offsite image grabs) is the use of a
linked object,
often an image,...
-
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...
- type
information in
inline caches to
guide speculative inlining decisions. If a run-time uses both
monomorphic and
polymorphic inline caching, then in the...
-
Inline skates are a type of
roller skate used for
inline skating.
Unlike typical roller skates,
which have two
front and two rear wheels,
inline skates...
- The
inline-six
engine (also
referred to as a straight-six engine;
abbreviated I6 or L6) is a
piston engine with six
cylinders arranged in a
straight line...
- In
computer programming, an
inline ****embler is a
feature of some
compilers that
allows low-level code
written in ****embly
language to be
embedded within...
