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  1. C++ inline 有什么用?? - 知乎

    inline命名空间 inline命名空间是C++11标准中引入的关键词,对于一个用inline修饰的内嵌命名空间而言,它所包含的成员在可见性上如同声明在外围命名空间中一样,所以inline之于命名空间 …

  2. What is the difference between "in-line" and "inline"

    Feb 1, 2019 · An inline function, which I mentioned above, is one that the compiler copies into the code everywhere it is needed, rather than making a function call - which is relatively expensive …

  3. 绕过unsafe-inline模式的内容安全策略 (CSP)会带来那些危害? - 知乎

    绕过unsafe-inline模式的内容安全策略 (CSP)会带来那些危害? (由于我的失误,导致之前的描述有点主次不分. 现已修改) 在已经可以执行inline脚本的情况下,绕过CSP会引入什么额外风险呢? (除 …

  4. Make/Let/Get + Verb -Ing? - English Language Learners Stack …

    I have previously learnt Have + Verb ing is possible. I'd like to know if Ing is possible with other causative verbs. Allow me to give examples: Her mom lets her listening to music at the moment...

  5. 既然编译器可以判断一个函数是否适合 inline,那还有必要自己加 …

    既然编译器可以判断一个函数是否适合 inline,那还有必要自己加 inline 关键字吗? 我指的是 C++ 标准的 inline,不是编译器自带的那种可以指定必须内联的 inline , 还有编译器有可能对没有 …

  6. articles - see below for the detail or details - English Language ...

    Details is usually pluralized in such contexts. If there is only one detail, I would probably word it as, "See below for further information." The article is optional. There's nothing wrong with it, …

  7. llama.cpp里面的Q8_0,Q6_K_M,Q4_K_M量化原理是什么? - 知乎

    llama.cpp里面Q8_0,Q6_K_M,Q4_K_M是什么意思,我看知乎很少讨论,倒是用的人多。所谓知其然,也要知其所…

  8. The activities are 'in line' or 'aligned' with the needs?

    Aug 24, 2020 · To “align” is to make something be “in line” with something else. If the Student Association is choosing their activities to match what students need, “aligned” would be the …

  9. c++还需要自己写inline函数吗? - 知乎

    需要,但原因可能跟你想的不一样。 C++ 里,编译器决定是否内联函数的时候,可以说是完全不看 inline 关键字了。但 inline 关键字,决定了你该把函数的定义放在哪里。如果是写在一个 .cpp …

  10. word usage - "I cannot seem to find it" - English Language …

    Jun 7, 2016 · With "simple-minded mind", I understand the OP to be saying that he is parsing the sentence rather like a first-generation robot, like this: I cannot {seem to find it}. Does not …