`-D no-inline` breaks inline variables

[mtak-]

When used with switches (possibly other places), inline variables are not always treated as constants when -D no-inline is used. I would not expect this flag to impact whether code compiles or not. I also wouldn't expect the flag to do anything at all to inline variables IMO.

final class Main {
	static inline final A = 1;
	static inline final B = 1 << 1; // allowed with -D no-inine, but breaks in the switch statement
	static inline final C = A | B;

	static function main() {
		switch 5 {
			case A:
			case B: // Unknown identifier : B, pattern variables must be lower-case or with `var ` prefix
			case C: // Unknown identifier : C, pattern variables must be lower-case or with `var ` prefix
			default:
		}
	}
}

Also, it would be nice to be able to pass compiler flags into try haxe - similar to a site like godbolt.

[Simn]

Yeah, -D no-inline is a bit annoying to deal with because there are various places where we need to rely on inlining even if we don't want to inline generally. Identifying those is a little error-prone.

[mtak-]

No worries. This is not really affecting me. It's just something I noticed when trying to workaround the inline constructor issue.