Complex.c

[Norbert Nemec]

For inlining, it should not matter, whether the original function was
pass-by-value or pass-by-reference. The whole calling process is mangled
anyway, so the end result should not differ.

BCS wrote:
> Which is better inlined? Maybe it's an optimization issue.
> 
> In article <e33eoq$2v4p$1 at digitaldaemon.com>, Craig Black says...
> [...]
>> It doesn't matter whether you are on the stack or on the heap.  If you pass
>> a data structure by value, then you are pushing and popping the entire
>> contents of the data structure onto the stack every time you call the
>> function.  I've run benchmarks and it is much better to pass by reference,
>> especially for large data structures.
>>
>> -Craig
>>
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