Re: static inline functions - possible?
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Balog Pal wrote:
"Juha Nieminen" <nospam@thanks.invalid>
Balog Pal wrote:
I worked with those separated inlines -- at a time made some myself, my
net
conclusion is it makes things worse.
Makes what worse?
readability, understandability, maitainance...
IMO the readability of a class declaration suffers if all the inline
functions are implemented inside the declaration. They tend to make the
class declaration very large (in lines of code).
If the class is very small (in number of inline member functions) and
all the inline functions are one-liners, then it's ok, but not otherwise.
Exactly :), that is how calsses shall better look. If there is a ton of
functions, and you want the compiler inline fat functions, I'd guess the
problems will not come from organizing them in the header, and will hardly
be cured by extracting those inlines.
And classes with non-obvoius interface need doxy-like tools even more.
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