Basically all C++ libraries define a FORCEINLINE macro and sprinkle it everywhere, across all compilers. I wonder how much that is really verified to be helpful.
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Yeh, that's a common approach, and I do that for thirdparty libs but I like to have the entire engine in debug, else people get lazy and it becomes death by a 1000 cuts. I've never seen a fast debug build be slow in release ;)
I'm generally the same way. If your debug build is 30fps it's likely your release will hit 60. Great way of hitting your target performance marks.
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Yeh, and for me, I often have to dig in god knows what system when debugging, having to stop the game, deoptimize some function, then re-run, and repeat is a horrific workflow.
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This is one of the benefits of using runtime compilation - I can recompile one file as debug without stopping the game, and go from there. It also makes building debug UI on the fly easy.
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