It seems that if I change something within a function that is declared "inline" and I then use "run/compile" in Lazarus it does not rebuild this function. I have to use "run/build" to see my changes in the program. Is this a known issue?

"J?rgen Hestermann" wrote

It seems that if I change something within a function that is declared

"inline"

and I then use "run/compile" in Lazarus it does not rebuild this function. I have to use "run/build" to see my changes in the program. Is this a known issue?

Does this also happen if you compile on the commandline using fpc directly? Which compiler version are you using?

Regards,
Sven
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I am using the standard Lazarus IDE 1.4.2 with FPC 2.6.4 (on Windows). I have not tested this on the command line yet (I don't even know how to invoke it).

But maybe it was not precise what I wrote.
I am using the "Run" command (invoked with key) which IMO does a "Run/Compile" with additonal start of the program. The inline function is declared in one unit while it is called in another unit. Maybe this plays a role here.

Now that I think about it it could be a problem of FPC, not Lazarus. But I don't know how it works in the background.
The unit with the inline function seems to be recompiled but not the unit(s) which use these functions.
Because of the nature of inline functions I would expect them to be recompiled too.