Inlined functions and their original bodies - bloat

[Cecil Ward]

I have a program where the various routines are all marked 
pragma( inline, true ). The compiler obeys this but the LDC and 
GDC compilers still compile the function bodies even though the 
bodies are not needed as they are supposed to be ‘private’ to the 
module, explicitly marked as such, hoping that that is like 
static in C. There are no pointers to the routines, so no need 
for the bodies because of any indirect calls. Is there a way to 
control this code bloat in LDC / GDC ? Using the godbolt compiler 
explorer with LDC and GDC I can indeed see that the code is being 
inlined. Does this count as a compiler performance-type bug?