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Recognize when a function is marked pragma(inline). #587
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Unblocked by #606, will switch linkage back over to decl_one_only first though in a separate patch. |
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Cross-module inlining and pragma(inline, ...) support both sound great. |
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Primer support for
pragma(inline). Probably won't work unless bodies of external functions are generated as well, which would be part of the cross-module inlining support.