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Rust derives currently mark generated trait methods inline
Rust’s derived trait implementations currently include `#[inline]`, though the behavior is not guaranteed. The detail matters when derived methods are part of performance-sensitive code.
- What
- Rust's derive macros generate implementations of traits such as Debug, Display, and Clone.
- How
- Expanded derived methods currently include #[inline], though the excerpt says this behavior is implied rather than guaranteed.
- Why it matters
- Generated inline methods can benefit trivial implementations, but large derived methods in nested error types may be a less obvious case.
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