Ryan Joseph schrieb am Di., 18. Juni 2019, 16:09:
> Not sure about inline though, I don’t think the compiler inlines these
> operators at all. FPC seems to have lots of non-inlinable code these days
> which is too bad. Maybe the LLVM backend will fix that someday?
>
Those operators can't be inl
> On Jun 18, 2019, at 10:00 AM, Ben Grasset wrote:
>
> Actually, after thinking about it some more, here's what I'd actually write
> (in a perfect world where it was possible.)
>
What I was proposing is that we add another operator called “Move” which will
be called instead of “Copy” if the
On Mon, Jun 17, 2019 at 5:57 PM Ryan Joseph wrote:
> The copy operator is always called on all assignments. Try actually
> running that and you’ll see. :)
>
Actually, after thinking about it some more, here's what I'd actually write
(in a perfect world where it was possible.)
program Test;
{$m
On Mon, Jun 17, 2019 at 5:57 PM Ryan Joseph wrote:
> The copy operator is always called on all assignments. Try actually
> running that and you’ll see. :)
>
Yeah, I noticed that afterwards once I checked. I'm not sure how much sense
that actually makes when the TList is a function *result* as it
