2326 – Methods within final class are not considered final when optimizing

final class A {
	int i;
	 void f() { ++i; }
	final void g() { ++i; }
	void foo() {
		f();
		g();
	}
}
A snippet from obj2asm on the above, compiled with "dmd -c -O -inline -release":
_D4asdf1A3fooMFZv	comdat
	assume	CS:_D4asdf1A3fooMFZv
		push	EBX
		mov	EBX,EAX
		mov	ECX,[EBX]
		call	dword ptr 014h[ECX]
		inc	dword ptr 8[EBX]
		pop	EBX
		ret
The call to g is inlined, but the call to f is not. Since class A is final, all methods within it should be considered final for purposes of optimization; thus, in this case, both f and g should be inlined.

This only happens on D1.

(In reply to comment #1)
> This only happens on D1.
> 
So? Does this mean that the bug is not considered harmful and thus wont be fixed in D1?

Yes, I would very much like to see this fixed in D1, especially since it's not a spec change at all.

This is listed in the changelog for 1.037, can anyone confirm that it's fixed?

Fixed in DMD 1.037. (At least the simple example in the report.)

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