Answer Posted / achal ubbott
The keyword inline before a function's name can make a
difference only if the function is small.
Such a thing helps in reducing the overhead of context
switching and thus making things work a little faster. It
is all upon the compiler to decide if it would really make
that inline or not. The amount of overhead depends upon the
architecture of the underlying CPU.
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