I have been following tutorials on writing named primitive. I come accross "self inline: true". What is it mean by that?
Thanks. Ang Beepeng
2008/9/2 Ang Beepeng beepeng86@yahoo.com:
I have been following tutorials on writing named primitive. I come accross "self inline: true". What is it mean by that?
It means that method body will be inlined in another function which calling it, instead of be declared separately. But for primitives this means nothing, because all primitives should use self export: true and obviously should be a standalone C functions.
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It mean that the method you are looking is going to be inline if possible.
On Sep 2, 2008, at 6:38 PM, Ang Beepeng wrote:
I have been following tutorials on writing named primitive. I come accross "self inline: true". What is it mean by that?
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