title: Static libraries. Importing and exporting inline functions
body: <p>This question arose while I was implementing my static library.<br>
  I want to <em>check my guess and gain information</em> on using inline functions in static libs.</p>
  
  <ul>
  <li><p><strong>My guess is that an iplementator of a static lib can not export an inline function in his library</strong><br>
  Due to the inline statement is 
  implemented by a compiler(it is up to the compiler whether to make 
  the function inline) by placing low level commands representing 
  operations in the function body to the code segment so that 
  operations won't be placed in the tables of export/import and 
  therefore can't be processed by linker and therefore can't be 
  included by librarian to the code of application to which static lib 
  is attached. Is my logic right?</p></li>
  <li><p><strong>I guess that importing function as inline is allowed but I wonder how it is implemented</strong>, because it is compiler`s
     responsibility but on the linkage state there is only librarian, so
     that means that it must undertake some actions in order to make
     function inline.</p></li>
  </ul>