If you're calling it polymorphically it won't be i...

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[karelpeeters]

If you're calling it polymorphically it won't be inlined.

[elect]

that is?

[karelpeeters]

Let's say class Child : Parent and this function is in Child. If you have a val child: Child and a val parent: Parent only child.foo() will be inlined but parent.foo() won't.

[karelpeeters]

Because it's not possible to inline, since there are multiple implementations and they're picked at runtime.

[elect]

got it, thanks

[elect]

it make sense though