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Author	peaker
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Date	2007-06-10.01:16:43
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Why is CPython copying functions to inline them? This is not only code duplication that makes the code easy to break, it also bloats the caller function beyond readability. I believe that using a private .c #include file with an inline keyword, or at worst, #include the function code directly is a better solution. Is there any reason to use the method currently used by CPython?

Why is CPython copying functions to inline them?

This is not only code duplication that makes the code easy to break, it also bloats the caller function beyond readability.

I believe that using a private .c #include file with an inline keyword, or at worst, #include the function code directly is a better solution.

Is there any reason to use the method currently used by CPython?

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Date	User	Action	Args
2007-08-23 15:58:00	admin	link	issue1700288 messages
2007-08-23 15:58:00	admin	create