What is difference between using a macro and a in line function?
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Answer Posted / Vinod Mishrwan
The main differences between macros and inline functions are:
1. Syntax: Macros are defined using the preprocessor directive #define, while inline functions are declared with the keyword inline.
2. Control flow: Inline functions follow regular C function semantics and have control over their input/output parameters, whereas macros don't have such control due to their textual replacement during the preprocessing stage.
3. Code generation: The compiler has more control over the optimization of inline functions compared to macros.
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