If that's a vector which you basically iterate, yes. However, thinking what I developed, I have offset or formula determined indexes I hit constantly, and not strictly in a loop. They might prove harder. I need to implement these and see what the compiler(s) do in these cases.
The code I have written is a 3D materials software which works in >(3000x3000) matrices, and I do a lot of tricks with these to what I get from them. However, since everything creating them are validated during their creation, nothing breaks and nothing requires checks. Because most of the data is read-only (and forced by const correctness throughout the code).
> However, thinking what I developed, I have offset or formula determined indexes I hit constantly, and not strictly in a loop. They might prove harder.
I think at that point it'll come down to the compiler's value range analysis as well as how other parts of the program affect inlining/etc. Hard to say exactly what will happen.
The code I have written is a 3D materials software which works in >(3000x3000) matrices, and I do a lot of tricks with these to what I get from them. However, since everything creating them are validated during their creation, nothing breaks and nothing requires checks. Because most of the data is read-only (and forced by const correctness throughout the code).