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"Poul-Henning Kamp" writes:
> Fine fine fine!  It was meant to make it easier for people to justify
> inlines, but if you don't like it we'll stick with only the hard
> way:
> 
> 	Nothing should be inlined unless it has a demonstrated,
> 	measurable positive effect.
> 
> Or put even more bluntly:
> 
> 	Don't add inlines you haven't benchmarked.

Much better. I have a preference for the first, with the second being
an example of how to achieve the first.

M
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