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In C you can create pseudo-namespaces by abusing structs of function pointers, making function calls look like `module.func(x)` instead of `func(x)`. A lot of people online spout that this creates overhead, but this should show that clang>=15.0.7 will still inline such function calls. GCC 11.3.1 is unable to inline the function, but will still call the function directly.
13 lines
108 B
C
13 lines
108 B
C
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#include "module.h"
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inline int succ(int x)
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{
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return x+1;
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}
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struct exports module = {
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.succ = succ,
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};
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