inline functions

[Robin Forster]

I am trying to turn some of my methods inline. However, the compiler
complains upon link that the symbols do not exist. I implemented the
method as shown below:

inline void aule_gl_surface ::gl_bind(int frame) { code; }

Cheers!

[Victor Bazarov]

Re: inline functions

"Robin Forster" <robin.forster@ sympatico.ca> wrote...[color=blue]
> I am trying to turn some of my methods inline. However, the compiler
> complains upon link that the symbols do not exist. I implemented the
> method as shown below:
>
> inline void aule_gl_surface ::gl_bind(int frame) { code; }[/color]

Inlined functions have to be visible to the compiler when it
compiles calls to them. Move all functions you want to turn
"inline" to the header next to 'aule_gl_surfac e' definition.

Victor

[Rolf Magnus]

Re: inline functions

Victor Bazarov wrote:
[color=blue]
> "Robin Forster" <robin.forster@ sympatico.ca> wrote...[color=green]
>> I am trying to turn some of my methods inline. However, the compiler
>> complains upon link that the symbols do not exist. I implemented the
>> method as shown below:
>>
>> inline void aule_gl_surface ::gl_bind(int frame) { code; }[/color]
>
> Inlined functions have to be visible to the compiler when it
> compiles calls to them. Move all functions you want to turn
> "inline" to the header next to 'aule_gl_surfac e' definition.[/color]

You can also put them in an own file if you want, and then #include that
at the end of the header.