pragma auto_inline(off) incorrect operation?

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Eero Pajarre

I just noticed that in .NET 2003 the pragma auto_inline does not
behave as I think it should. I am expecting it to disable automatic
function inlining when compiling on /Ob2 or similar optimisation.
Instead it also seems to disable all (?) function inlining.

I am pretty sure the VC++ 6.0 version did not behave like this.


Eero

(I know that the inline is unnecessary in my example, but I also tried
using it)


example:
-------------

#pragma auto_inline(off)

class test1{
int x_v;
public:
inline test1():x_v(0){}

inline int x()const{return x_v;}
};


int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
test1 a;
return a.x();
}
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I just noticed that in .NET 2003 the pragma auto_inline does not
behave as I think it should. I am expecting it to disable automatic
function inlining when compiling on /Ob2 or similar optimisation.
Instead it also seems to disable all (?) function inlining.
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Given your example it would seem to be working contrary to the
documentation.

I'll try to point this out to MS.

Dave
 
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