Is there a way to @NoInline a func or method?

Using Swift
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Two use cases:

1. poking around in the asm for learning. Currently one can work around by
putting funcs in different files and not using -whole-module, but it is
time consuming and ugly.
2. Profiling an existing program. When a class method calls another
method in the same class, I don't have a workaround to not inline it.

Also, is there a -fno-optimize-sibling-calls equivalent for swiftc? I
don't have a pressing use but was just wondering, because it was shown in
the WWDC videos as being helpful for profiling.

Thanks,

- Karl

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Maybe I don’t understand the depth of your question, but a cursory Google search turns up this: optimization - Is there a way to declare an inline function in Swift? - Stack Overflow

- mish

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On Dec 10, 2015, at 8:23 AM, Karl Pickett via swift-users <swift-users@swift.org> wrote:

Two use cases:

1. poking around in the asm for learning. Currently one can work around by putting funcs in different files and not using -whole-module, but it is time consuming and ugly.
2. Profiling an existing program. When a class method calls another method in the same class, I don't have a workaround to not inline it.

Also, is there a -fno-optimize-sibling-calls equivalent for swiftc? I don't have a pressing use but was just wondering, because it was shown in the WWDC videos as being helpful for profiling.

Thanks,

- Karl
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Thanks. I filed a bug to have@inline documented.

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On Thu, Dec 10, 2015 at 12:04 PM, Mish Awadah <mawadah@apple.com> wrote:

Maybe I don’t understand the depth of your question, but a cursory Google
search turns up this:
optimization - Is there a way to declare an inline function in Swift? - Stack Overflow

- mish

On Dec 10, 2015, at 8:23 AM, Karl Pickett via swift-users < > swift-users@swift.org> wrote:

Two use cases:

1. poking around in the asm for learning. Currently one can work around
by putting funcs in different files and not using -whole-module, but it is
time consuming and ugly.
2. Profiling an existing program. When a class method calls another
method in the same class, I don't have a workaround to not inline it.

Also, is there a -fno-optimize-sibling-calls equivalent for swiftc? I
don't have a pressing use but was just wondering, because it was shown in
the WWDC videos as being helpful for profiling.

Thanks,

- Karl
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