Compile a program that returns an expression:

Run the program:

Compile a program that uses InertExpression as a head to construct a new expression:

Run the program:

Compile a program that uses InertExpression as a head to construct a new expression with an element converted from an integer:

Run the program:

Inert expressions can be manipulated without being evaluated:

Construct an inert expression, wrapping it in Hold before returning from compiled code:

By default, inert expressions are not evaluated:

InertEvaluate can be used to request evaluation:

Inert expressions are automatically converted to expressions and evaluated when returned from compiled code:

Inert expressions do not evaluate:

When inert expressions are constructed from non-inert arguments, the latter will evaluate:

Inert expressions can be evaluated with InertEvaluate:

InertExpression only works in compiled code:

Inert expressions may evaluate when returned from compiled code:

Wrap inert expressions in Hold before returning to prevent them from being evaluated:

InertExpression does not take compiler variables into account:

The compiler variable can be passed as an argument and not inside the InertExpression wrapper: