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Pragmas offer a unique syntactic space in that they are lexical and they are backward-compatible
Tooling (e.g. an inliner) that wants to treat censored functions differently requires lexical source code information, not runtime information. (Compare to .censor() alternative.)
... I forget Waldemar's point :(
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I would like to avoid inliners having to use heuristics to decide whether they can inline a call to a potentially censored function into a potentially uncensored function's body.
@erights, @mikesamuel, and @waldemarhorwat all had points I will try to jot down:
.censor()
alternative.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: