When might an inline function increase the overall size of the compiled code?
- When Used Sparingly
- When Used in Critical Path Code
- When Used in Header-Only Libraries
- When Used in Isolated Modules
Inline functions can increase the overall size of the compiled code when used in header-only libraries. Since the function's code is included in each translation unit that includes the header, it can result in code duplication and larger executables.
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