How do I know if a Delphi function will be built-in?

Question

When you mark a function as inline, you are hinting to the compiler that this function is a candidate for inlining. The compiler can still decide that this is not a good idea, and ignore it.

• Is there a way to see if a function will be embedded or not without using a disassembler? Is there a compiler warning that I don't know about, maybe?

• What are the embedding rules that the compiler uses? Are there constructs that cause a function to never be embedded, for example?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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