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With modern C++ you could do this with a lambda

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Which compiler that can compile modern C++ doesn't always inline a static single-caller function?

All of them? There's many cases where it doesn't make sense:

- The function is exported to a library

- The code generator emitted an indirect branch instruction

- The inlined code exceeds the size of a single page in memory

- The inlined code does not perform as well because it is not i-cacheable

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Which compiler that can compile modern C++ doesn't always inline a static single-caller function?

All of them? There's many cases where it doesn't make sense:

- The function is exported to a library

- The code generator emitted an indirect branch instruction

- The inlined code exceeds the size of a single page in memory

- The inlined code does not perform as well because it is not i-cacheable

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