Re: [lmi] Define special member functions inline?

[Greg Chicares]

On 2017-03-06 10:41, Greg Chicares wrote:
> 
> Okay, then our guideline so far is
>   Write explicitly-defaulted special member functions inline, in the
>   class definition.
> with the rationale that
>   This makes the code clearer, and lets the compiler optimize better.
> [plain text because I don't know '.md']

Exceptions: Sometimes it is not possible to define a destructor inside
the class definition, because, e.g.:
 * it is pure virtual and cannot be defined at the point of declaration
 * the class has smart-pointer members of forward-declared types
In such cases, define the destructor out of line in the '.cpp' file.

[cf. commit b05b68201a064b22cec6ec159e7372337a5fa1f8]