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INLINE

INLINE reduces overhead of branching logic by replacing some PERFORM statements with the code of the subroutine. Specifying INLINE causes the compiler to allow the inlining of procedures referenced by PERFORM statements in the source program when OPTIMIZE(1) or OPTIMIZE(2) is in effect. INLINE is the default setting and is fastest.