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Practically, register has only ever been a hint to the compilers that compilers are permitted to largely ignore, and most modern compilers largely ignore the hint because they can do a better job of optimisation than programmers. Practically, the net effect of using register has been little more than a means to preventing taking the address of a variable. Rather than worrying about micro-optimisations (like using register) focus on finding and using better algorithms - a programmer can achieve much more by picking better algorithms and letting the compiler sweat the small stuff. — Peter 55 secs ago

Of course you don't agree. Novice programmers invariably think that they can optimise better than compilers. With experience, they learn they are sadly mistaken. — Peter 55 secs ago

@SoftwareEngineer deduced based on the question that the method is not intercepted and my understanding that the point cut points to an external library class. I never posted this as an answer and the comment was a hint on what could be wrong. And there is no evidene here that the logger IS a spring-bean either — R.G 57 secs ago

Aconcagua well, that sounds very odd, because I believe I saw in TC++PL, one of the reason that the C++ was designed to free the programmers from necessity of the assembly routines to optimize their codes. — user12924498 57 secs ago

Peter perhaps you are right if C++ is designed for novices, however, I believe that C++ was designed for serious programmers, and letting open the possibility to suggest the compiler seems not very bad idea. — user12924498 43 secs ago

In such a case a programmer might do better because he has some additional knowledge unavailable to the compiler. But that's very rare these days and only really experienced programmers will be able to actually produce better results than the compiler... — Aconcagua 24 secs ago

foreach is simpler and can be used multiple times. while is more complicated for new programmers. — Dharman 57 secs ago

this question should probably be posted here softwarerecs.stackexchange.com — mvidelgauz 30 secs ago

Always. These things don't make me unhappy (and sorry if I sounded as if I were). I just want to keep the next generation of programmers to not make the same old mistakes, so they can spend their time making lots of new ones. ;-) — DevSolar 46 secs ago

This might be a good question for the Software Engineering StackExchange site. — Solomon Slow 1 min ago

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If an implicit conversion can avoid using an extension method then it gets favored. An implicit conversion from ulong to float can't make many programmers happy, but that's the way it rolls. — Hans Passant just now

Please see: Why is "Is it possible to..." a poorly worded question? — EJoshuaS - Reinstate Monica 40 secs ago

Asking for library/software recommendations is explicitly off topic. See: help center, How to Ask, tour. — AMC 1 min ago

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