Actually, I have a question...

The C++ tutorial I'm reading has a section on how to inline functions. 
Now *clearly* the compiler cannot inline something that it can't *find*. 
So all that stuff about putting code into header files if you want it 
inlined across compilation units is a necessary part of the way a C++ 
compiler works. But does C++ ever inline functions within *the same* 
compilation unit automatically? Or does it literally refuse to inline 
every function that doesn't say "inline" on it?

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