#pragma [no_]inline (funcname[, funcname])
This pragma controls the inlining of routine names listed in the argument of the pragma. The scope of this pragma is over the entire file. Only global inlining control is allowed — call-site specific control is not permitted by this pragma.
#pragma inline provides a suggestion to the compiler to inline the calls in the current file that match the list of routines listed in the pragma. This suggestion may be ignored in certain situations. For example, the suggestion is ignored when the body of the function is in a different module and the crossfile option is not used.
#pragma no_inline provides a suggestion to the compiler not to inline the calls in the current file that match the list of routines listed in the pragma.
Both #pragma inline and #pragma no_inline are permitted only after the function is declared with a prototype or empty parameter list, as shown in the following example.
static void foo(int); static int bar(int, char *); #pragma inline(foo, bar)
For more information, see the descriptions of compiler options -xldscope, -xinline, -xO, and -xipo.