Re: gprof and inline methods

[Konstantin Schauwecker]

E. Robert Tisdale wrote:

> You screwed up.
> It didn't get inlined.
> 
> Show us the options that you used to compile your benchmark.

i just use the following options: -p -Wall -pedantic

Here is the full source of my position class:

class HeightmapData
{
        public:
        // ...
        class Position;
        // ...
};

class HeightmapData::Position
{
        public:
        Position(){x=z=0;}
        Position(int x, int z){this->x=x;this->z=z;}
        Position(const Position& p){x=p.x;z=p.z;}

        int getX() const {return x;}
        int getZ() const {return z;}
        void setX(int x){this->x=x;}
        void setZ(int z){this->z=z;}

        Position operator + (const Position& p) const
                {return Position(x + p.x, z + p.z);}
        Position operator - (const Position& p) const
                {return Position(x - p.x, z - p.z);}
        Position& operator += (const Position& p)
                {x+=p.x; z+=p.z; return *this;}
        Position& operator -= (const Position& p)
                {x-=p.x; z-=p.z; return *this;}

        private:
        int x;
        int z;
};



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