Reconsider usage of `inline` within Cova.
p7r0x7 opened this issue · 2 comments
To my knowledge, I'm not using inline fn functions anywhere (though please feel free to point out an example if I'm mistaken.)
What you may be referring to is my use of inline for loops or inline else in switch statements. While these concepts are closely related, they're not the same. My use of inline for is required to loop over certain datasets, especially those dealing with Type metadata. inline else is used similarly. To my knowledge, the feeling towards using inline for and inline else is almost the opposite to that of inline fn. They're often encouraged, or at the very least not discouraged.
This was a distinction I was not aware of, and I'm glad to see this too was well thought through! I'll close this and trust that further uses of inline will be decided carefully as well.