08-27-2010
The sample code is a snippet. Assume the compilation issue is resolved (x.member_variable is changed to 'return X.member_variable? 0 : -1' - which I believe is not the point I am trying to stress here). The issue is if we are having a similar type functionality in our feature (show method when defined in header file we see that value of X.member_variable is non-zero) but if we remove and keep the same code in A.cpp the value of x.member_varaible is 0. Please note that the flow is same. However objdump notifies us that show() method is promoted as inline function when within header file
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ditz - simple, light-weight distributed issue tracker
SYNOPSIS
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DESCRIPTION
Ditz is a simple, light-weight distributed issue tracker designed to work with distributed version control systems like darcs and git. Ditz
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