> -al is enough for checking this.
Right, it's just my habit because I usually check register allocation as
well :p
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On 15.03.2014 13:33, leledumbo wrote:
fpc -alnrt and check the generated assembly yourself
-al is enough for checking this.
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Sven
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Hi All,
Is nested inline allowed? i.e. will the compiler generate inlined code for
the following source:
procedure a; inline;
begin
end;
procedure b; inline;
begin
a;
end;
if I call b() in the main program, will the compile copy code for both a
and b to avoid function calls?
Thanks,
Xiangron
