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It is not CPU that analyses your c++, the compiler does. CPU doesn't "thin" but compiler does. It is really pointless to "optimize" your code this way because compiler is required to emit assembly that does what is ment but in which order and through which instructions, it is not specified. You better belive it does good job. You express c++ although it is slower than ++c: there is no way the compiler would use slower version if it doesn't afect the program flow. With no optimization flags may be.
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It is not CPU that analyses your c++, the compiler does. CPU doesn't "thin" but compiler does. It is really pointless to "optimize" your code this way because compiler is required to emit assembly that does what is ment but in which order and through which instructions, it is not specified. You better belive it does good job. You express c++ although it is slower than ++c: there is no way the compiler would use slower version if it doesn't afect the program flow. With no optimization flags may be.