Inline expansion of function (#pragma inline, #pragma noinline)

This notifies the compiler of an inline function.

[Function]

-	#pragma inline declares a function to be expanded inline.

-	#pragma noinline declares a function whose inline expansion is to be stopped when the -Oinline_level option is used.

-	If both #pragma inline and #pragma noinline are specified for the same function within a single translation unit, an error will occur.

-	The #pragma inline directive should be written before the definition of the target function within the translation unit that includes the function definition.

-	#pragma inline has the same function as keyword __inline. For details of inline expansion, see "Specifying inline function (__inline)".

[Usage]

-	#pragma inline and #pragma noinline are declared before the target functions.

#pragma inline      [(]function-name [,...][)]

#pragma noinline    [(]function-name [,...][)]

[Example]

extern int      gi;

#pragma inline  i_func

static int i_func(int i)

        return ++i;

void func(int j)

        gi = i_func(j);