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Re:Why is a Rust executable large? by adrianratnapala on Thursday June 02, 2016 @11:33PM (#11828125)
It means that function might be inlined.

And sufficiently aggressive inlining will increase the program size further. This might or might not be compensated for by the increase in instruction-pointer locality.

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