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cairo-inlining

Explain Cairo inlining attributes and performance tradeoffs; use when a request involves #[inline], #[inline(always)], #[inline(never)], or code size/step tradeoffs in Cairo.

First seen Mar 22, 2026

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SKILL.md

Cairo Inlining

Overview

Explain how Cairo inlining works, its attributes, and performance vs size tradeoffs.

Quick Use

  • Read references/inlining.md before answering.
  • Use short examples with #[inline(always)] and #[inline(never)].
  • Emphasize that inlining hints may be ignored.

Response Checklist

  • Choose between #[inline], #[inline(always)], and #[inline(never)].
  • Mention that inlining reduces call overhead but can increase code size.
  • Suggest inlining small, frequently called functions.

Example Requests

  • "When should I use #[inline(always)]?"
  • "Why did my program size increase after inlining?"