Thread: Inline functions

  1. #1
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    Inline functions

    Hi there,

    Kindly help me on this matter. I do have a class with an inline funciton whenever I compile it , it gives me a warning about inline functions are not expanded.

    The class is shown below.

    class Customers
    {

    float amounts[10];
    public:
    void sortData()
    {

    int ctr;
    ctr=0;

    while(ctr < 10)
    {
    cout << "Enter the amount : ";
    cin >> amounts[ctr];
    ctr++;
    }
    int counter=0;
    /* Traverse The Array */
    while(counter < 9)
    {
    float temp;
    /* Compare The Value Of Current Element With The Next */
    if(amounts[counter] > amounts[counter + 1])
    {
    /* Swap The Values */
    temp = amounts[counter];
    amounts[counter] = amounts[counter + 1];
    amounts[counter + 1] = temp;
    counter = 0;
    continue;
    }
    counter++;
    }
    }


    };

    thanks
    curious mind

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    and you are using which compiler?

    compiles fine under MSVC

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