Weird usage of #[inline] and #[inline(always)].

[suprohub]

In some crates like emath, we can see what some small functions are #[inline] and some #[inline(always)]. Why we cant make all small functions #[inline(always)]?? In some places in code #[inline(always)] may be better what #[inline]. Can anyone make big code review for all crates and specify inline correctly, or tell why in some places where one line of code we use #[inline] instead of #[inline(always)]?

[suprohub]

Hello, we tried to solve the issue.

This is what we did:

Reviewed and updated inline attributes for small functions in the emath crate, changing some #[inline] to #[inline(always)] where appropriate to potentially improve performance.

You can review changes in this commit: jacks-sam1010@d346c34.

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