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Compile-time method inlining

Asked by ennixo in Microsoft Visual C#.Net, C# Programming Language, .NET

Tags: C# method inline inlining compile

Hi,

I know inlining in C# can't be forced because the JIT decides wether it may be good or not.
However I need inlining for an application which needs extreme optimizations (there are billions of calls per second). I could inline code by hand but it would decrease code readability a lot.

So my idea is to modify the code just before compilation to inline the methods with a custom attribute then compile and then restore the original source-code.

However, I don't know how to do that. Do you have any clue ?
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