How does the __forceinline keyword (in some C++ compilers) differ from the inline keyword?
- It disables inlining
- It enforces inlining
- It has no effect
- It suggests inlining
The '__forceinline' keyword is a directive to the compiler that strongly enforces inlining of the function, even if the compiler would not typically inline it based on its heuristics. This keyword provides a more forceful hint to the compiler compared to the 'inline' keyword, ensuring that the function is inlined whenever possible.
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