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Inline expansion is a common optimization in compiled code that prioritized performance over binary size. It lets the compiler replace a function call with the actual body of the function; effectively copy/pasting code from one place to another at compile time. Since the call site is expanded to j...

Inline assembly is the practice of adding assembly instructions in the middle of C source code. No ISO C standard requires support of inline assembly. Since it is not required, the syntax for inline assembly varies from compiler to compiler. Even though it is typically supported there are very ...

#![feature(asm)] // Enable the asm! macro feature gate asm!(<template> : <output> : <input> : <clobbers> : <options>) // Emit the assembly template provided (e.g. "NOP", "ADD %eax, 4") with the given options.

A function defined with the inline specifier is an inline function. An inline function can be multiply defined without violating the One Definition Rule, and can therefore be defined in a header with external linkage. Declaring a function inline hints to the compiler that the function should be inli...

Inline editing allows users to very quickly modify and update the data for a particular record without having to load the entire record on a page, edit the form, then save the record. NetSuite developers have a corresponding functionality called submitFields. The submitFields functionality is provi...

An inline variable is allowed to be defined in multiple translation units without violating the One Definition Rule. If it is multiply defined, the linker will merge all definitions into a single object in the final program.

Insert an image into an MS Word document shapes such as Rectangles and ovals. This documentation assumes you know how to insert an image into a word document, open and close a word document using OpenXML