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From: Alexander I. <aj...@ya...> - 2016-03-18 15:48:13
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Hello, John! 18.03.2016, 17:16, "John Benediktsson" <mr...@gm...>: > The inline feature is mainly used for providing type propagation in Factor, either because you want the word to know the type of its arguments or because one of its arguments is a quotation and that requires inlining. That can improve performance in many cases. Type propagation? I didn't know there you could specify argument types in Factor! Where is it described, how do I use it? > These thoughts from C++ generally apply to Factor: > https://isocpp.org/wiki/faq/inline-functions Thanks for the link! ---=====--- Александр |