What is the difference between crossinline and noinline in Kotlin? -

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  1. this code compiles warning (insignificant performance impact):

    inline fun test(noinline f: () -> unit) {     thread(block = f) }

  2. this code does not compile (illegal usage of inline-parameter):

    inline fun test(crossinline f: () -> unit) {     thread(block = f) }

  3. this code compiles warning (insignificant performance impact):

    inline fun test(noinline f: () -> unit) {     thread { f() } }

  4. this code compiles no warning or error:

    inline fun test(crossinline f: () -> unit) {     thread { f() } }

here questions:

  • how come (2) not compile (4) does?
  • what difference between noinline , crossinline?
  • if (3) not generates no performance improvements, why (4) do?

from inline functions reference:

note inline functions may call lambdas passed them parameters not directly function body, execution context, such local object or nested function. in such cases, non-local control flow not allowed in lambdas. indicate that, lambda parameter needs marked crossinline modifier

hence, example 2. doesn't compile, since crossinline enforces local control flow, , expression block = f violates that. example 1 compiles, since noinline doesn't require such behavior (obviously, since it's ordinary function parameter).

examples 1 , 3 not generate performance improvements, since lambda parameter marked noinline, rendering inline modifier of function useless , redundant - compiler inline something, has been marked not inlined.

consider 2 functions, a , b

a

inline fun test(noinline f: () -> unit) {     thread { f() } }

b

fun test(f: () -> unit) {     thread { f() } }

function a behaves function b in sense parameter f not inlined (the b function doesn't inline body of test whereas in a function, body: thread { f() } still gets inlined).

now, not true in example 4, since crossinline f: () -> unit parameter can inlined, cannot violate aforementioned non-local control flow rule (like assigning new value global variable). , if can inlined, compiler assumes performance improvements , not warn in example 3.


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