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Inlining is a technique that replaces a function call with the contents (body) of that function. Inlining eliminates the overhead of a function call, but can produce larger C/C++ code. Inlining can create opportunities for further optimization of the generated C/C++ code.
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f = inline(expr,arg1,arg2,…,argN) constructs an inline...
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f = inline(expr,arg1,arg2,…,argN) constructs an inline function whose input arguments are specified by arg1,arg2,…,argN. Multicharacter symbol names may be used. example. f = inline(expr,N), where N is a scalar, constructs an inline function whose input arguments are x and P1,P2,…,PN.
The coder.inline("always") or coder.inline("never") directive inside the body of a MATLAB function overrides global inlining settings and code configuration settings. Some MathWorks functions include a call to the coder.inline directive.
Inline Code. Inlining is a technique that replaces a function call with the contents (body) of that function. Inlining eliminates the overhead of a function call, but can produce larger C/C++ code. Inlining can create opportunities for further optimization of the generated C/C++ code.
Inlining is a technique that replaces a function call with the contents (body) of that function. Inlining eliminates the overhead of a function call, but can produce larger C/C++ code. Inlining can create opportunities for further optimization of the generated C/C++ code.
24 mar 2011 · In short, you can't inline, in C++ terms, functions in MATLAB. You probably already know this, but loops in MATLAB are slow and you should replace them with vectorized operations instead. If you need to accelerate just the function call, you should probably pre-compute all your indices as a vectorized operation and then loop over the results.
Inlining is a technique that replaces a function call with the contents (body) of that function. Inlining eliminates the overhead of a function call, but can produce larger C/C++ code. Inlining can create opportunities for further optimization of the generated C/C++ code.
