Well you can fake inline functions by writing your code in a separate file like "fade.bb" and then writing: 'include "fade.bb"' each time you want to bring in the function. Of course it couldn't actually be a function as this would result in multiple definitions so you'll have to write your code smartly. As far as I know blitz will inlude that piece of code at each spot when it compiles which is similar to the C++ preprocessor. I seriously doubt the function overhead is high enough to consider doing it here.
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