Brian Hurt wrote:
> I actually question the value of inlining as a performance
> improvement, unless it leads to other signifigant optimizations.

I'm sorry but I do not wish to discuss the relative merits or unmerits
of inlining.

But I'm sure you must agree that there are indeed atleast specific
cases where inlining does help. It would be nice if the language would
be flexible enough to allow the compiler the choice to inline, in
cases where it will result in better performance.

-- Naked

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