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- From: Alun.Champion@bridge.bst.bls.com (Alun Champion)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Function body banned in .H file - Can I still inline?
- Date: 10 Jan 1996 18:02:57 GMT
- Organization: Computer People Inc.
- Message-ID: <ALUN.CHAMPION.96Jan10130257@g7240065.bridge.bst.bls.com>
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- In-reply-to: Chris Ruegger's message of 10 Jan 1996 14:35:12 GMT
-
- In article <4d0ir0$68e@newsroom.hitc.com> Chris Ruegger <cruegger@eos.hitc.com> writes:
-
- : I am not permitted to put any function bodies into the .H file for a class.
- : Question:
- : I would still like to make the small accessor routines inline. What
- : is my recourse, if any?
-
- Though this solution sort of breaks the rules it ... well take a look ;')
- It separates the inline code into another file namely A.iC and includes
- it in the relevant place - depending upon the INLINE define.
-
- ----A.H---
- #ifndef A_H
- #define A_H
-
- class A
- {
- public:
- A(int v);
-
- int value(void) const;
- int value(int v);
-
- private:
- int value_;
- };
-
- #ifdef INLINE
- #include "A.iC"
- #endif
-
- #endif // A_H
- --end A.H---
-
- -----A.C----
- #include "A.H"
-
- A::A(int v)
- : value_(v)
- { }
-
- #ifndef INLINE
- #define inline
- #include "A.iC"
- #endif
- ---end A.C---
-
- -----A.iC----
- inline int
- A::value(void) const
- {
- return value_;
- }
-
- inline int
- A::value(int v) const
- {
- int tmp = value_;
- value_ = v;
- return tmp;
- }
- ---end A.iC---
-
- Any comments ?
-
- Regards
-
- -A.
- --
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