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gpderetta 5 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: The C++ Iceberg

Of course, but that disproves that an "inline definition is a definition that is provided inline with a declaration" [in an header file]. An inline definition is a definition that is marked inline, implicitly or explicitly. Whether it is defined together with the declaration or in an header vs translation unit is immaterial.

mgaunard 5 months ago [–]

I don't understand how that disproves it; your code is not well-formed.

kiitos 4 months ago | [–]

Are you saying that code defined in header files is "not well-formed"?

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