Collaboration diagram for Inlining Control:

Macros
#define	ein_inline inline
	`inline [[always_inline]]`

#define	ein_flatten
	portable `[[flatten]]`

#define	ein_artificial
	`[[artificial]]`.

#define	ein_noinline
	`[[noinline]]`

#define	ein_optnone
	`[[optnone]]`

Detailed Description

attributes that control inlining behavior

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ ein_artificial

#define ein_artificial

[[artificial]].

The debugger should not single-step into this function. Treat it as atomic and associate it with the debug information for the use site instead.

Definition at line 220 of file common.hpp.

◆ ein_flatten

#define ein_flatten

portable [[flatten]]

the compiler should inline recursively aggressively under this definition. use with care, good for expression templates

Definition at line 203 of file common.hpp.

◆ ein_inline

#define ein_inline inline

inline [[always_inline]]

Definition at line 188 of file common.hpp.

◆ ein_noinline

#define ein_noinline

[[noinline]]

Indicates that the inliner should avoid inlining this function at usage sites

Definition at line 235 of file common.hpp.

◆ ein_optnone

#define ein_optnone

[[optnone]]

Used to indicate that regardless of optimization level, you shouldn't optimize this one function. Useful for local debugging when you can't disable optimization for the entire build. (e.g. ours!)

Definition at line 250 of file common.hpp.