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Inline function is a way to achieve inline expansion and the keyword inline is a programmer term to "advise" the compiler to consider for the inline expansion:
- yogeshv.info August 06, 2010Advantages: The lifecycle of function call takes resources in calling, allocating and deallocating and generally the present day compiler are well equipped to support this in an optimized way. It is also considered that this advise of programmer in the language to inline expand a function is at the discretion of compiler optimization strategy.
Coming to have a opinion for this question that when will the compiler reject this advise,ps. not big code,
Reasoning: what makes an inline expansion to a non deterministic way.
1. expansion of a recursive function who return values depend on highly recurred run time parameter. Compiler will go crazy and will say bye bye to inline
what else,
2. Big loop. for the same reason.
3. Calling another function, compiler cannot find all the dependent functions nature as inline expansion. Of course its possible but huge overhead.
Thanks AK,
[WIKI]: " it is not always possible to inline a subroutine. Consider the case of a subroutine that calls itself recursively until it receives a particular piece of input data from a peripheral. The compiler cannot generally determine when this process will end, so it would never finish inlining if it was designed to inline every single subroutine invocation. Thus, compilers for languages which support recursion must have restrictions on what they will automatically choose to inline."