On 09/25/11 02:30, Bruno Haible wrote: > It's good and normal programming style to add 'inline' in front of > all static functions that are only used once in the compilation unit.
This is not a style that I'm familiar with or comfortable with. It reminds me of people putting "register" in front of declarations. Typically there's little or no performance benefit, and sometimes performance even gets worse. And there's a definite cost to maintenance. These days it's typically better to let the compiler do its own optimization, and to intervene manually only when you know better than the compiler, because you've measured the benefit in this or in similar circumstances. However, since the code in question is Windows-specific, I'll defer to your judgement here.
