Smart inining helps to reduce code duplication and avoid calls overheads. Wow, CoreFX must have millions and millions of line of code if 100500+ examples of anything can be found in it.

You can find 100500+ examples in the CoreFX where inline can be useful. Sounds a bit more like macros rather than inlining.īut this type of inlining is very restricted (method size, control flow restrictions, etc.)Įvidence? MethodImplOptions.AggressiveInlining makes the JIT rather, well, aggressive. Defines Inline-only method that is invisible for CLR (while C++ metaprogramming can be an overkill adding some postprocessing capabilities to C# would be great)īeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.

Otherwise some projects can choose C++ instead of C# only due to an aspects oververbosity of C# for certain project.

We can close this issue only with proof that 'Type Classes' proposal ( #110) can easily be used to perform this kind of inining.Ĭ# moves closer and closer to C++ and this capability is a 'must-have' feature for a high-performance language. This method is not compiled to the IL, but can be used by another methods. Compiles by C# to: // return (_state + arg) ^ 397 return M圜alc( _state, arg, XorPostCalc) Private int M圜alc( int a, int b, Func postCalc)

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