C++ Inline Question

Suppose the following:

struct C {
    void method() {}
};


template<typename T>
struct D {
    void method1() {}
    void method2();
};

template<typename T> void D<T>::method2() {}
Since C::method() is defined inside the class, it is defined as though as it were declared inline. Does the same apply to templates?

That is:
- Is D<T>::method1() inline?
- Is D<T>::method2() inline?

Thank you, /prog/riders.

>Since C::method() is defined inside the class, it is defined as though as it were declared inline
What? Why? an inline need to have its implementation available for whoever is using it, but just because there's an implementation available doesn't mean that it will be inlined! So NO to both of your questions, because you haven't declared them as "inline".