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Subject: Re: Speeding code

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 09:04:18 05/12/03

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On May 12, 2003 at 11:48:44, Fermin Serrano wrote:

>What does "inline" exactly mean? I am spanish and don't know the meaning. I have
>look at it in my dictionary (bad dictionary as I have discovered) and have not
>found.
>thx

I am from Israel and
my first language is also not english but it means that the compiler translates
function to no function.

I did not look at the dictionary for this word but I can guess by the words in
and line that it means that the function is inside the code instead of being in
another place and the compiler replace every place that you have
eval_knight_position() to the code that is inside that function.

Uri

• Re: Speeding code Fermin Serrano 10:02:46 05/12/03
  • Re: Speeding code Magoo 11:54:01 05/12/03
    • Re: Speeding code Dieter Buerssner 12:05:49 05/12/03
  • Re: Speeding code Juan Manuel Vazquez 10:53:43 05/12/03
  • Re: Speeding code Matthias Gemuh 10:39:33 05/12/03

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