Intel® C++ Compiler 16.0 User and Reference Guide
Tells the compiler to inline calls to calloc() as calls to malloc() and memset().
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Linux and OS X: | -inline-calloc -no-inline-calloc |
Windows: | /Qinline-calloc /Qinline-calloc- |
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-no-inline-calloc |
The compiler inlines calls to calloc() as calls to calloc(). |
This option tells the compiler to inline calls to calloc() as calls to malloc() and memset(). This enables additional memset() optimizations. For example, it can enable inlining as a sequence of store operations when the size is a compile time constant.
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