1.2.14. test/regress/rt-1.01.14

call inlining
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     1: #line 587 "./lpsrc/flx_regress.pak"
     2: //Check inlining
     3: #import <flx.flxh>
     4: proc g[t]()
     5: {
     6:   proc h()
     7:   {
     8:     proc j[t]()
     9:     {
    10:       print "SIXTEEN\n";
    11:       print "SEVENTEEN\n";
    12:       print "EIGHTTEEN\n";
    13:     }
    14:     proc k()
    15:     {
    16:       print "THIRTEEN\n";
    17:       print "FOURTEEN\n";
    18:       print "FIFTEEN\n";
    19:       j[int]();
    20:     }
    21:     print "TEN\n";
    22:     print "ELEVEN\n";
    23:     print "TWELVE\n";
    24:     k();
    25:   }
    26:   print "SEVEN\n";
    27:   print "EIGHT\n";
    28:   print "NINE\n";
    29:   h();
    30: }
    31: 
    32: proc f[t]() {
    33:   print "FOUR\n";
    34:   print "FIVE\n";
    35:   print "SIX\n";
    36:   g[t]();
    37: }
    38: 
    39: print "ONE\n";
    40: print "TWO\n";
    41: print "THREE\n";
    42: f[int]();
End felix section to test/regress/rt-1.01.14-0.flx[1]
Start data section to test/regress/rt-1.01.14-0.expect[1 /1 ]
     1: ONE
     2: TWO
     3: THREE
     4: FOUR
     5: FIVE
     6: SIX
     7: SEVEN
     8: EIGHT
     9: NINE
    10: TEN
    11: ELEVEN
    12: TWELVE
    13: THIRTEEN
    14: FOURTEEN
    15: FIFTEEN
    16: SIXTEEN
    17: SEVENTEEN
    18: EIGHTTEEN
End data section to test/regress/rt-1.01.14-0.expect[1]