Tune optimization flags on CDI macros.#929
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Marks certain constexpr constructors and functions as always-inline. Armgcc that is newer than 2018 makes a strange optimization decision with our CDI macros; one of the helper classes gets instantiated in the codebase, which pulls in a ton of dependencies. The resulting code is much much bigger. By marking these constexpr functions as always inline the code size of gcc 15 is competitive with that of gcc 8.
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Marks certain constexpr constructors and functions as always-inline.
Armgcc that is newer than 2018 makes a strange optimization decision with our CDI macros; one of the helper classes gets instantiated in the codebase, which pulls in a ton of dependencies. The resulting code is much much bigger.
By marking these constexpr functions as always inline the code size of gcc 15 is competitive with that of gcc 8.