I am using visual C++ 2005 express and I am wondering if you are aloud to inline an operator. It doesn't give a compiler error, or does it just ignore it?
Also if it is possible do you see advantages with it? It is just very very small code, nothing fancy at all.
Inlining an operator is not only legal, but in many cases is the suggested method. Especially for small code, it can give a huge performance advantage.
Don't quote me on that... ...seriously
Ahh okay thats great to know. While I'm at it I am also wondering if I turn on global optimization and link time code generation, will these inlines take effect in all of my projects (there in the same solution). There all libs, except the one exe.
That's up to your compiler.
Don't quote me on that... ...seriously
Alright, I'll have to research that my self than. Thanks for your help.
